Description
Some buildings are simply part of a town's story, and this is one of them. Located on the prominent corner of Metcalf and State Streets in the heart of downtown Sedro-Woolley, this iconic property has been a familiar landmark for generations and offers a rare opportunity to become part of its next chapter.Built in 1922, the building combines historic character with an incredible amount of usable space. Inside you'll find over 7,000 square feet on the main floor, a massive 7,000+ square foot basement, and an additional 3,832 square feet of mezzanine space that can be utilized for offices, storage, workspaces, or a variety of other uses.Many locals will recognize the building from its years as the Bus Jungquist Furniture store and, more recently, The Woolley Market. Throughout its history, it has housed a variety of successful businesses, highlighting the flexibility and potential this property offers. It is currently leased by a thriving family restaurant.Opportunities to own a building with this much history, presence, and potential don't come along often. If you've been searching for a property that is as memorable as it is functional, this may be the one.
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Description
Some buildings are simply part of a town's story, and this is one of them. Located on the prominent corner of Metcalf and State Streets in the heart of downtown Sedro-Woolley, this iconic property has been a familiar landmark for generations and offers a rare opportunity to become part of its next chapter.Built in 1922, the building combines historic character with an incredible amount of usable space. Inside you'll find over 7,000 square feet on the main floor, a massive 7,000+ square foot basement, and an additional 3,832 square feet of mezzanine space that can be utilized for offices, storage, workspaces, or a variety of other uses.Many locals will recognize the building from its years as the Bus Jungquist Furniture store and, more recently, The Woolley Market. Throughout its history, it has housed a variety of successful businesses, highlighting the flexibility and potential this property offers. It is currently leased by a thriving family restaurant.Opportunities to own a building with this much history, presence, and potential don't come along often. If you've been searching for a property that is as memorable as it is functional, this may be the one.
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