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This historic office building known as the "Mitchell Building" was built in 1875 and has been well maintained throughout. New roof in 2018, exterior of building painted along with a portion of the interior in 2017. Some of the features of the building include 2 large conference rooms, 2 fireplaces, handicapped access, protected front entries with porch over both. First level includes 7 rooms configured as 4 offices, 1 conference room, and 2 restrooms. Second level includes 2 large offices plus a supply room that is large enough to be a third office, a very large conference room, a kitchen and 3 restrooms. Building is a short walk to state and federal courts, city and county government offices, restaurants, parks, squares, and other retail establishments; and one block from Mary Ross Waterfront Park & Marina.
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Price History
| 7/29/2020 | Listed $279,000 |
| Current Use | Office |
| Flooring | Carpet, Hardwood, Tile |
| Listing Agent State License | 12088 |
| MLS Area | B1: Brunswick |
| Property SubType | Commercial |
| Property Type | Commercial Sale |
| Sewer | Public Sewer |
| Status | Active |
| Subdivision Name | Old Town |
Exterior Features
| Lot Features | Flood Zone |
| Lot Size Acres | 0.18 |
| Lot Size Area | 0.18 |
| Lot Size Units | Acres |
| Road Surface Type | Asphalt |
| Total Parking | 11 |
| Water Source | Public |
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