See the Potential

Bring your vision to life! Looking for lots of storage and a potential office? Or want to use part of it and redevelop or split the property? This property zoned for mixed use contains several buildings on around 1.372 acres. Originally built for Treaty Lime and Coal in the 1875, who doubled its size, it eventually became Smith Hubbard Lumber Yard and later the Wilkinson Lumber Company, which remained in operation until recent years.

The main original office area is about 30 feet x 45 feet, all the interior including the floor structure has been removed and awaiting a new purpose. This building also has an open second floor.

Behind the office area is an open courtyard area that’s about 45 feet x 48 feet that has some framed-in area that’s been partially removed. Adjoining the office area and courtyard is a covered drive through bay to access the buildings behind. There is approximately 16,000 square feet of 2 story covered material storage areas. A 21 foot x 45 foot historic brick and block building originally served as a woodworking shop. There is also a 24 foot x 90 foot wood-frame building with a mostly open interior and 24 foot x 90 foot lower-level storage area. The open area between all these storage areas and buildings is concrete.

Six lots are located across the street that could be redeveloped for new housing options. They now contain an 72 foot x 72 foot pole building with high ceiling height and several slider doors, and an 40 foot x 50 foot concrete block building with an 18 foot x 50 foot covered lean-to addition.

The entire property fronts Sinclair Street and the east side fronts on Allen Street. Lots of potential; come take a look!