Bring an architect, a contractor, and your imagination. This 19th century building could be one of Church Hill's most interesting residences. Single-family, attached double house, or multi-family? The possibilities are intriguing Once the stables for the Model Steam Laundry on 25th Street, this substantial brick structure is awaiting the next chapter of its history. The building measures 26' X 100' on the outside and sits on a concrete slab. There are partial lofts at the north and south ends. At its center the building has a ceiling height of almost 25 feet. As interesting as the building is the double lot on which it is located. Facing Leigh street, the lot is 48 feet wide and 158 feet deep with public alleys on three sides. Besides a garage or other outbuilding, there is plenty of room for extensive landscaping to create an urban oasis. This is a unique opportunity including a chance for real estate tax abatement and investment tax credits. Assessed at $72,000 below assessed value! THE ASSESSOR'S CARD IS INCORRECT ABOUT THE BUILDING'S SQUARE FOOTAGE, IT IS LESS THAN 5,000 BECAUSE MUCH OF THE SECOND LEVEL HAS BEEN REMOVED AND THE REMAINDER IS LOFT SPACE.
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