National Landmarks Historic Harmonist building in Ambridge's Old Economy Historic District (circa 1824) 200+years old. This is a project, been vacant for years. A double Harmonist home originally two attached separate homes (12 rooms), later converted to 4 apartments. This is a heavy timber frame building, much like a barn with joists connected by notched and pegged. Prior to the current owner, it was owned by the local historic group who planned for two one-bedroom apartments upstairs and an office & gallery/studio on first. There are complete architectural drawings for this concept. Historic zoning allows for 13 limited commercial uses in the residential neighborhood. For an investor, eligible for National and State Historic Tax Credits with exterior restoration. Large side yard. One building away from new Mad Anthony's Bier Stube, and new businesses on Merchant Street, and half block from the State Museum, Old Economy Village. Could be renovated into residential (single or duplex), or a Commercial space, or a combination of both. Please see supplements for potential floor plans.
Listing courtesy of BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY THE PREFERRED REALTY.
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