Greenwood MS Real Estate & Commercial for Sale

Endless Possibilities in Historic Downtown Greenwood! Formerly an entertainment venue, this commercial building sits at the busy intersection of Main and Johnson Street across from Rail Spike Park and the local Farmer's Market. The windows have been altered for entertainment purposes but there are numerous frames that can be replaced with glass. Imagine the exposure and lightning new windows will provide. Main Street Greenwood offers a facade grant which may be a possibility. Possible uses may include: entertainment venue, restaurant, retail, office space. The building includes a painted concrete floor, counter/bar area, 2 restrooms, small kitchen, 4 entrance/exit doors. To the left of the building is a grassy area which would be perfect for outside dining or a playground. Across the street is a concrete walking trail and benches.

RARE COMMERCIAL PROPERTY SITUATED IN HIGH DEMAND AREA ON PARK AVE. This 8400 sq foot commercial property is currently leased occupied with a Day Care facility and has additional space to lease as upside. This building is in the middle of one of the most desirable areas for commercial businesses. Whether you are looking for an ideal location for your business or if you are looking for income producing property, this is the one. It is priced to sell! Call today for your private tour.

Looking for a new location for your business? Want to be in Downtown Greenwood with great shopping, tourism and activity? Don't miss this spot! Proven retail success and a great location will make this property a grand opportunity!

Great retail location in the heart of North Greenwood., Currently a music retail and recording studio. Main building was built in 1920 and addition in 1980. Building has sound proof walls in recording rooms and provides lots of space for band and musical rehearsals, or a restaurant, catering, or other retail. There's potential to add a music school based on the size and hours of the current operation.A new owner can keep the current business model or modify it to suit their own vision.

Perfect for retail, hospitality, and much more!!! Completely and luxuriously renovated and located in historic downtown Greenwood. Two beautiful furnished loft apartments are on the second level with private stairway entrance and elevator. These apartments are stunning with Viking appliances, gorgeous heart pine floors, custom cabinets and elegant bathrooms. The apartments are rented and real estate for loft apartments is in high demand. Lofts in Greenwood stay occupied and are snatched up right away when they become available. First retail floor is leased month to month.

Large historic building in beautiful downtown Greenwood across the street from the Episcopal Church of the Nativity. Use State and Federal historic tax credits and make this your space. It would be great for a restaurant or large retail store. Just down from The Alluvian Spa and Hotel and the Viking Cooking school, which offers lots of tourist traffic.

INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGOVER 30,600 SQ FTWITH COLD STORAGE & FREEZER STORAGEIdeal for investor who wants to capitalize on the lack of cold storage space or for the food service companies that want to be more regionally located." Reception Area" Currently 7 office spaces" Break room with kitchen and vending area" Cold storage cooler space totaling approx 5,100 sq ft with full tow motor sized doors for access with approx 2,000 sqft being freezer space that also has full tow motor sized doors" Double enclosed and elevated truck docks for out-of-weather loading and unloading of products make logistics much easier to handle" Fresh updates and new refrigeration equipment all less than 5 years old" 7500 sqft income producing currently leased as warehouse to regional tenant. New owner can keep tenant or discontinue lease. Ideal location for Distribution Center

Great opportunity to plant your business in downtown Greenwood. Facade updates are done and historical accents still give this storefront the preserved look. Interior is a blank canvas for you to create your own look. This space would be excellent office or retail space. One block from the Alluvian Hotel, the location is perfect! Enjoy the charm and vitality of downtown Greenwood and make your new spot on Howard Street!

Beautiful building in the Downtown Greenwood Historic District, on Howard Street across from the Alluvian, currently leased to Fincher's Gifts a trendy retail store. This is a great opportunity to add luxury living spaces upstairs, in the popular downtown. It would qualify for state and federal historic tax credits. Upstairs is currently used for storage and has a separate entrance on Howard Street.Architectural description:This two-story rectangular masonry building is at the end of a row of attached commercial buildings. The brickwork on this building is common bond. The sides and back of this building are covered in corrugated metal. The 301 Storefront has a recessed corner entrance. The entrance floor is decorative tile. A decorative cast concrete column supports the upper story. The modern glass display windows are two part-fixed with wood frames. The bulkhead for the display windows is paneled wood. The lintels above the store windows are paneled wood. The storefront and the recessed entrance have fixed, wood frame transoms windows. The recessed entrance includes three bays (WDW). The display windows are fixed with wood frames and wood panel bulkheads and lintels. Fixed pane wood frame transom windows are above the display windows and door. The door is single leaf, wood with a single light and a wood frame transom window above. The columns are simple and unadorned. The cornice above the first floor is wood construction with a wide molded drip cap and casing and is continues across 301-303. The 302 storefront is a narrow one bay entrance (D). The door is single leaf paneled with a single light and a transom window. There is a decorative leaded glass transom above the wood frame lintel. Cast iron posts flank the entrance. 303 is a three bay storefront (WDW) with a recessed entrance. The windows are single pane fixed with wood moldings. The bulkheads and lintels are paneled wood. The posts are simple wood construction. The recessed entrance includes double pane wood frame display windows flanking a double-leaf wood door with panels and one light on each door with a continuous transom window above. There is a flat metal awning affixed to the building with masonry chains. There is a six part leaded glass transom with wood framing above the awning.The second story is common across 301-303. There are three bays (WWW) separated by decorative masonry piers. The windows are fixed pane metal replacements. The first window is two-over six. There are historic painted markings above this window 'Security Bank & Trust Co': A State Bank 4% Paid on Savings Accounts'. The second window is half one-over three and half single pane. The third window has two fixed panes. All three windows have a cast concrete or stone sill and decorative cast concrete or stone window hoods. The cornice includes a decorative masonry string course, a metal drip edge, and a contrasting color masonry parapet with a cast concrete coping.

This meticulously restored building in the Greenwood MS Cotton Row Historic District is located in the heart of downtown. Nice office building one block off Howard Street, on a street with other professional offices, walking distance to downtown banks, courthouse,etc.Architectural description: This one-and-one-half story, five-bay (W-W-D-W-W) brick building is an example of commercial vernacular architecture. It has large plate-glass windows with panels. It has a recessed entrance with double-leaf glass doors and transoms. The building has a flat roof with a decorative brick corbelling and a shaped parapet. The attic story has two circular metal vents.

Nice corner lot in a mixed-use area located on East Church Street near downtown Greenwood, Ms.The possibilities for this patch of land are endless!

This beautiful church is listed as a contributing structure in the National Register of Historic Places located in the Eastern downtown Residential Historic District in Greenwood, MS . Built in 1923, a n auditorium and Sunday school addition were added in 1952.In the register it is describes as Brick temple building with gabled roof and a pedimented Tuscan portico sheltering a three-bay loggia set between projecting end bays that contain the entrance doorways entered from the loggia; ornament includes keystoned flat arches and stained-glass windows; a gabled-roof addition extends from the western elevation. Neo-Classical Revival. Architect: Frank R. McGeoy. 1923

Endless Opportunities and Fabulous History! Formerly this 6750 square feet auditorium entertained up to 200 patrons. During intermission beverages and appetizers were served from the kitchen. The lobby provided a place for relaxing and socializing during productions. The stage and some lighting have been removed, and some of the mechanics do not function as they once did (priced accordingly). Regardless, the possibilities are limitless for this property. It's located less than a block from Highway 82 at the main entrance to the industrial park. Possible uses include restaurant, office space, venue, retail, entertainment, worship, storage and much more.

Wow! Over 10 acres of commercial property located a few miles out from the city limits of Greenwood. The property was once used as an automotive repo business. There is a large shop on the property that is partially burned. The property is only a short distance the industrial park. The property was once zoned as agricultural but is now zoned as commercial, so rezoning is possible. The possibilities are endless!!!

Great retail property in the busy Historic Downtown Greenwood currently leased to Young's Beauty Supply, just a block from The Alluvian and Viking Cooking School, The Mississippi Gift Store and a variety of fabulous restaurants.Downtown Greenwood has many unique and diverse merchants offering a variety of shopping opportunities from antiques to boutique items and one-of-a-kind gifts. Shops are brimming with beautiful home decor, artisan crafted items unique to Mississippi.Architectural features:This is a one-story, one part block commercial retail building. The front facade facing Howard Street has three bays, with the entrance in the middle bay. Each bay has large display windows with transom windows above. The transom windows are covered with metal. The bulkhead of the storefront are modifications with modern, non-historic brick. A metal awning extends across the entire length of the facade, supported by rods attached to original hardware. There is also a modern sign attached to the parapet wall of the main facade. The parapet wall has decorative brick courses and evidence of painted signs of previous occupants. The corners of the front facade are marked with rectangular brick pilasters. The side facade facing Carrolton Avenue historically had five large opening that are currently filled with concrete block.