136 Front St Hattiesburg, MS 39401
This unique Hattiesburg property at 136 E Front St. presents a compelling investment opportunity. The two-story building, featuring a mezzanine level, offers versatile commercial and residential potential. Previously utilized as a gift shop and art gallery, the main floor and mezzanine provide ample space for a variety of retail or commercial ventures. The second floor, with its separate access, is ideally suited for conversion into residential living space, offering a unique live-work opportunity or potential for rental income. The building boasts a recently installed new roof, ensuring long-term structural integrity and minimizing maintenance concerns. A significant advantage is the inclusion of a dedicated rear parking lot with sixteen spaces, a rare find in a downtown setting. This ample parking significantly enhances the property's appeal to both potential tenants and buyers. The property's prime location on East Front Street in the heart of Hattiesburg offers excellent visibility and accessibility, placing it within easy reach of local businesses, amenities, and a vibrant community. This versatile property is ready for its next chapter, offering a blend of commercial and residential possibilities in a desirable downtown location. The asking price of $529,000 includes the building and the 16-space parking lot. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a mixed-use property with significant upside potential in a thriving Mississippi city.
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