MLS # 2455701, Listed by Heritage Realty Farm and Home
103 N Main Street is a $99,000 home on a 0.08 acre lot located in Gallatin, MO.
Don't miss this opportunity to own this historic building that has so much of it's original interior! The main floor has over 2800 square feet and has the original tin ceiling, exposed brick wall, display windows and safe. The second floor has the original mezzanine, pulley system elevator, wood floors and shelving. Above the mezzanine is an apartment that needs considerable repair but could be such a bonus with views overlooking the beautiful Gallatin square. The roof received a rubber coating in 2020 and also upgraded to a tankless water heater that same year. The furnace is approximately 10 years old and new wiring with a 200 amp service was upgraded on the main level. The business building is in a great location on the east side of the square. Call for an appointment.
| Parking Types | On Street |
| Exterior Features | Recreation Recreational Display Window Funding City Street Electric to Site Gas to Site Water/Sewer |
| Property Type | Commercial Sale |
| Property Sub Type | Other |
| Style | style630 |
| Year Built | 1871 |
| HOA Fee | $0.00 |
| Taxes | $0.00 |
| County | daviess |
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