Historic 10,000+ SF Multi-Unit Masterpiece: Commercial Potential
Experience the ultimate in adaptive reuse with this 115-year-old historic anchor on Main Street in Kimballton. Originally serving the community as a furniture store and funeral home, this massive 10,000+ SF structure underwent a complete professional transformation starting in 2013. Today, it stands as a versatile multi-unit living space, perfect for an owner-occupant, a multi-generational family, or a savvy investor looking to capitalize on the thriving short-term rental market. Unit 1: The Main Residence The atmosphere offers an expansive open-concept layout that balances grand 115-year-old details with modern "homey" comfort. It has a gourmet kitchen designed for large-scale entertaining, featuring double ovens, commercial-grade stainless steel sinks, and a massive central island. Accessed via French doors, the private bedroom area offers direct elevator access and a large closet and kids play area. A modern bathroom with walk-in shower and laundry are located just steps away. Unit 2: The Middle Apartment A second open-concept unit featuring a dedicated bedroom and an oversized bath/closet suite with room for a full kitchen and separate laundry/storage area. Also offers an unfinished balcony area above-ready to be customized into an office, studio, or additional bedroom. Unit 3: The "BnB Gem" Studio Features a fully furnished, "eye-catching" studio space with a private alleyway entrance or elevator access. This unit is a turnkey opportunity for the short-term rental market, offering a high-end experience for travelers visiting the Danish Villages or exploring Audubon County. Lastly, there is an attached 2 car garage off the main residence and off street parking in the alleyway as well as 2400 SF of usable storage space in the basement. You must see it in personal to fully grasp how much this property has to offer and all at a VERY affordable price!
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