Own a piece of history!! Welcome to 258 24 Street: a two-storey, mixed-use commercial/residential building located within Fort Macleod’s renowned Provincial Historic Area. Constructed by developer Augustus T Leather in 1910, this iconic building originally housed the Macleod Meat Market, with Scougall’s real estate offices located above. While the building has served many uses over the last 112 years, it is revered locally as “The Main Street Office,” due to the important role it played as headquarters for the town’s heritage restoration program in the 1980s and early 90s. This quintessentially Edwardian building is identifiable by its striking sandstone facade, complete with a huge, arched window spanning the front of the entire second floor apartment. Original red brick construction is visible from both sides, complete with a “ghost sign” from the building’s original tenant in 1910. With separate, recessed entryways, the commercial and residential areas are completely independent. A large commercial space is located on the main level, with several offices and large street facing windows. The basement is mostly finished and wide open for storage, currently used by the commercial tenants. The upper floor houses a residential suite boasting a very large living room and those beautifully arched windows, with views to the north across the Old Man River. A great addition to your rental portfolio. This classic structure in a vibrant and evolving Southern Alberta destination location is ready and waiting for you to live upstairs and operate your business on the main level. Call your favorite Realtor to have a look today! (id:51532)
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