Historic mixed-use commercial property in the heart of downtown Jamestown. Believed to have been constructed in the early 1850s and appearing in assessor records by 1862, this two-story stone building is considered one of the oldest surviving structures on Main Street. Known historically as the Ramirez Building and later home to the St. James Masonic Lodge in the 1860s, the property also served as the Jamestown Post Office in the 1930s. During that time a rear addition was constructed and used as Dr. Hadley’s medical office, giving rise to the building’s later name, the Hadley Building. Approximately 2,400± sq ft on a .14± acre lot with rare off-street parking for 6 vehicles. Property includes a street-front office/retail space, additional rear retail space, and a 2 bedroom / 1 bath apartment upstairs. Located within Jamestown’s historic district. Rare opportunity to own one of Jamestown’s oldest commercial buildings. $599,000. Cash sale preferred.

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