131 E GRANT STREET

Your chance to own a piece of downtown history. In the late 19th century, urban carriage houses in downtown Lancaster served as multi-functional structures. The ground level here was used to store horse-drawn carriages, wagons, and tack equipment, while the upper levels typically functioned as a hayloft or living quarters for stable hands. The building's historic framing, large arched entryway layout (which today serves as the main entrance), and brick facade are direct design remnants of its original utilitarian purpose as a stable and transit storage house. Like many carriage houses situated along Lancaster's historic alleys and narrow streets (such as Grant Street and Cherry Street), the structure was later modified into multi-family apartments during the mid-20th century before being completely renovated into commercial office suites in 1990. Today the four third floor apartments are leased(as of 1/1/27), the second floor has one office Tenant in a lease and the first floor has two of three dsmall office suites leased. Come and see the great detail with exposed beams and brick on the interior finish, and get creative on what the next milestone uses will be recorded. NOTE: The listing and purchase includes 141 E King St Rear which is a secured parking lot that has 20 leased spaces. 24 hour notice required to notify the Tenants. NDA required for finanacials.

Your chance to own a piece of downtown history. In the late 19th century, urban carriage houses in downtown Lancaster served as multi-functional structures. The ground level here was used to store horse-drawn carriages, wagons, and tack equipment, while the upper levels typically functioned as a hayloft or living quarters for stable hands. The building's historic framing, large arched entryway layout (which today serves as the main entrance), and brick facade are direct design remnants of its original utilitarian purpose as a stable and transit storage house. Like many carriage houses situated along Lancaster's historic alleys and narrow streets (such as Grant Street and Cherry Street), the structure was later modified into multi-family apartments during the mid-20th century before being completely renovated into commercial office suites in 1990. Today the four third floor apartments are leased(as of 1/1/27), the second floor has one office Tenant in a lease and the first floor has two of three dsmall office suites leased. Come and see the great detail with exposed beams and brick on the interior finish, and get creative on what the next milestone uses will be recorded. NOTE: The listing and purchase includes 141 E King St Rear which is a secured parking lot that has 20 leased spaces. 24 hour notice required to notify the Tenants. NDA required for finanacials.