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- 150 Feet of US Highway 101 Frontage
- Two Tax Lots -Total Parcel Measures .99 Acres
- One Lot Developed and Zoned Residential/Commercial (.42 Ac.)
- One Lot Vacant and Zoned Commercial (.57 Ac.)
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- Building on Zoned Residential/ Commercial (.42 Ac.) Contains 3,720 Square Feet
- 2,120 SF of Residence (3 Beds/2 Baths)
- 1,600 SF of Commercial Space Used as a Doll Museum
- Custom Construction in 1968
- Amazing Quality and Quantity of Woodwork and Cabinetry Throughout
- $475,000
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This property offers 150 feet of US Highway 101 frontage in an area of Florence experiencing new, commercial construction. (A new Rite-Aid store has just been opened less than a block from this location.)
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All improvements have been made on the lot nearest the highway. The contents of both the museum and the residence are presently being prepared for liquidation. The commercial section of the building (1,600 sf) parallels the highway. The residential and commercial sections are under the same roof and connected, but are very distinct areas from each other. Not included in any square footage and detached from the main building is a 4-car garage.
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Streets have been vacated on two sides of the property. While some parking currently exists on site, the vacant, undeveloped lot is contiguous to the improved lot and should provide an area of ample parking for any future use of the building.
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The vacant lot has not been cleared of its native vegetation.
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There are several entries to the patio and backyard of the residence. The home has been in the same family for 40+ years. There is wonderful, mature landscaping waiting to come back to its full potential.
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There is a two-sided fireplace between the living and dining rooms. On the living room side, the fireplace is brick, but the dining room side of the fireplace displays 100+ year old tiles.
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The dining room measures 14’ X 15’ approximately and features oak floors and double-sided cabinets.
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The living room measures 15’ X 19’ approximately and features oak floors. The home also features a new alarm system, a newer roof and a dark room.
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In-law quarters consisting of a full bath, bedroom, sitting room and partial kitchen could easily be carved out from the residence and have its own separate entrance.
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The 1,600 square feet of commercial space in the building includes the doll museum and a doll repair room (shown above), which could serve as an office and/or reception area.
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The museum area consists of nearly 1,300 square feet of custom glass cabinets with locking doors…perfect perhaps for another museum use, or for displaying antiques. This room measures approximately 64 feet X 20 feet.
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Both walls are lined with glass-enclosed cabinets, and there is an additional center section of cabinets that measures 5 feet X 20 feet (approximately).
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Please note that there are locking drawers under cabinets along both walls as well as under the center section of cabinets. In all, there are more than 50 of these locking drawers. There is substantial paneling, woodworking and cabinetry throughout the museum and home. All of the woodwork done in the museum was custom work done by a local cabinetmaker.
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5/31/08
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