Properties for sale through Preservation NC and the Historic Properties Emporium offer a wide range of development opportunities.
From small-business to rental to mixed-use, there are many possibilities for preserving historic properties for business. And available tax credits can combine into generous incentives for doing business with historic buildings.
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Featured Property: Glencoe School |
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 Whether you're looking for a location for business, residential units or a
school, the Old Glencoe School is a wonderful rehab opportunity.
The last of the rural brick schools in Alamance County, the school was built in 1936 to replace the original wood frame school constructed by James H. and William E. Holt, sons of textile industry pioneer Edwin M. Holt, for the children of their employees at the nearby Glencoe Mill Village.
Purchased by
Preservation NC in 1997, Glencoe Mill Village has undergone a remarkable transformation, which continues with the active rehabilitation of the mill and
industrial buildings for mixed uses.
Recreation abounds near Glencoe School. The Haw River, greenways, state parkland, and
Indian Valley Golf Course all within walking distance. A cross the
road is the 22-acre Glencoe land parcel also offered by Preservation NC that
could be developed in conjunction with the school.
Currently available for $170,000.
Learn more . . .
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Featured Property: Johnson Mercantile |
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The Roanoke River is a well-known sportsman's paradise, and this small commercial building in the picturesque Roanoke River town of Hamilton (a National Register Historic District) is a perfect location for an outfitter or outdoors supply store.
There are over a dozen river camping platforms set up between Halifax and the Albemarle Sound, with Hamilton right in the middle of the route. You can see more information at Roanoke River Partners.
Johnson Mercantile is located a short distance from the Hamilton boat ramp. The town of Hamilton is a short distance to the Fort Branch Civil War site and close to other attractions in Northeast North Carolina, such as Hope Plantation, Historic Edenton, Historic Halifax, and the towns of Williamston, Tarboro, Greenville, and Washington.
The property is currently available for $38,000.
Learn more . . .
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