6 Water St, Cuba, NY 14727-1006
This exceptional commercial property, located at 6 Water Street in the charming tourist village of Cuba, NY, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated directly across from the popular Cuba Cheese Store and near Cuba Lake and Rushford Lake, this building enjoys a high-traffic location on the 86 Corridor. The solid brick structure boasts approximately 3,960 square feet of space spread across four floors, including a basement and attic, totaling nearly 8,000 square feet. Previously operating as a successful antique shop for 16 years, the building currently houses multiple vendors. Its rich history includes a past life as an ice house, with an original freight elevator still intact – a fascinating feature with potential for restoration. The expansive .5-acre lot provides ample parking. The building's versatile layout offers significant potential for a variety of commercial uses, including, but not limited to, a brewery, distillery, or multiple retail shops. Furthermore, the property previously included living quarters, presenting an option for on-site residential renovation. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial commercial building in a highly desirable location with significant historical character and redevelopment possibilities. The property's prime location and substantial size make it an ideal investment for a business-minded entrepreneur seeking a unique and established location.
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Cuba Antiques Home Decor Store (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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