2 Main St Harrisonburg, VA 22802-3719
This stunning, 20,160 square foot building, located at 2 S MAIN ST in Harrisonburg, VA, presents a unique investment opportunity. Designed by renowned architect Alfred C. Bossom of New York City, this iconic structure boasts a rich history, having served as the People's Bank and later, Rockingham County offices. Currently vacant, the property offers immense potential for redevelopment. The B-1 zoning allows for a diverse range of commercial uses, including the possibility of residential or mixed-use conversion, subject to necessary approvals. Situated on a 0.08-acre lot in the heart of downtown Harrisonburg, this property benefits from high visibility and accessibility. The substantial square footage provides ample space for a variety of business ventures or adaptive reuse projects. Imagine transforming this historic landmark into your vision – the possibilities are virtually limitless. The asking price is $1,700,000. This is a rare chance to acquire a piece of Harrisonburg's history and shape its future. Serious inquiries only. Contact us today to schedule a showing and explore the potential of this exceptional property.
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