67 Congress N St York, SC 29745-1572
This stunning 1891 building, formerly home to the Yorkville Enquirer, has undergone a meticulous and extensive restoration, returning it to its original grandeur while incorporating modern amenities. Located at 67 Congress Street N in York, South Carolina, this 0.18-acre property offers a unique blend of historical charm and contemporary functionality, perfect for a discerning buyer. The building boasts a spacious ground floor retail area with a separate exit leading to a convenient rear parking lot. Upstairs, you'll find two well-appointed offices and a large loft space, complete with its own bathroom. The original vault has been beautifully refurbished and is ready for immediate use. Significant improvements include five new mini-split HVAC systems for efficient climate control. All original doors, windows, shutters, and facia have been carefully restored and reinstalled, preserving the building's historical integrity. The original hardwood floors upstairs have been refinished to their former glory, complemented by new LVP flooring downstairs. Modernizations extend to new plumbing and lighting throughout, as well as fresh interior paint. The crawl space features a new vapor barrier, and a transferable termite bond provides peace of mind. This exceptional property presents a rare opportunity to own a piece of York's rich history, ideally suited for a variety of retail or commercial uses. The asking price is $499,900.
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