217 Ct St Florence, AL 35630-4735
This exceptional 6,000 square foot commercial property in the heart of Florence, Alabama presents a unique investment opportunity. Located on Court Street, it enjoys prime visibility and proximity to the University of North Alabama (UNA), local restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions. The building boasts a captivating blend of historic charm and modern functionality. The second floor features a 4,800 square foot loft space currently operating as a highly successful, Superhost-rated Airbnb short-term rental. This impressive loft includes a master bedroom with ensuite bathroom, two additional bedrooms, a jack-and-jill bathroom, a guest bathroom, a full kitchen, and a spacious living area with stunning views of Court Street. The first floor offers versatile space ideal for retail, office, or salon use, providing significant income potential. A large unfinished basement provides ample room for expansion or storage. A rare find in this location, the property includes dedicated private parking spaces, a significant advantage in a bustling downtown area. The building's original brickwork, high ceilings, and large windows contribute to its unique character and appeal, creating a space that seamlessly blends historic aesthetics with modern conveniences. This property is a truly remarkable opportunity for an investor seeking a high-return investment in a vibrant and growing downtown area.
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