111 S Water Street EC Waterfront

Description

Iconic Downtown Waterfront Building for sale, one of very few that have unobstructed views of the Pasquotank River, thanks to the Public Park across the street that will never be built on thanks to restrictions to protect the views of buildings like this. Bright white rubber membrane roof was recently replaced and looks brand new. Roomy 7,177 sq ft including the second floor. Both floors could be renovated for a variety of uses including restaurant, office, or residential. Building is 24.7′ wide and 145.3′ deep, and the sidewalk behind the building that runs S to E Fearing is part of the lot. Info from Historic Registry: 111-113 S. Water Street. P. W. Melich Building. Contributing. ca. 1891. NC # PK0616 Erected as a three-story commercial building ca. 1891 for Phillip Weller Melich of Pennsylvania for his mercantile establishment, the structure was lowered to two-stories around 1931. At this time, it was given a facelift of buff brick and a pair of raised decorative brick panels and subtly-stepped parapet. Replacement second-floor windows at 111 S. Water Street are three-light horizontal hopper windows installed in the middle of the 20th century, while 113 S. Water Street has contemporary 1/1 vinyl replacement. Storefronts with recessed single-leaf entrances and full-height display windows are similarly configured, but display different materials. The storefront at 113 S. Water Street is a midcentury glazed and brushed metal system, while 113 S. Water Street’s is of wood, with wood-paneled aprons. Primary Resource: Building Contributing Total: 1