15 Lebanon St Hanover, NH 03755-2194
15 Lebanon Street presents a rare opportunity to acquire a landmark Hanover property. This meticulously renovated building, boasting 5,262 square feet on a 0.09-acre lot, offers exceptional versatility. Its rich history, spanning nearly 150 years, includes a prominent role as a community gathering place and a beloved upscale clothing store. The interior features spacious, elegant open areas on both the main and second floors, complemented by more intimate spaces. A dramatic central staircase and a light-filled atrium skylight create a stunning architectural focal point. The adaptable layout is ideal for a variety of uses, including retail, office, studio, culinary, event spaces, or even residential conversion. The raised lower level, historically occupied by successful cafes and restaurants, provides additional potential. Significant upgrades, including updated building mechanicals and HVAC systems, were completed during the 1990s renovation. This prime downtown location offers unparalleled convenience, with easy walking access to all Hanover amenities and situated directly across the street from Dartmouth College's Hopkins Center and Black Family Visual Arts Center. Priced at $3,250,000, this property represents a unique investment in a thriving community.
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