Barre City, VT | 44 South Main Street

An outstanding commercial opportunity in downtown Barre! Located high and dry, outside the flood zone, this 1950s commercial building was rebuilt in 2012 and offers approximately 2,450 square feet of main-level space, plus an additional 800-square-foot mezzanine. The open, flexible layout offers plenty of possibilities, with a garage door at one end and retail space and a separate entrance at the other. Additional features include forced hot air heating, a half bath, a secondary rear exit, and a fully paved parking area with ample parking. The sale is for the real estate only. With current tenants preparing to move out, the property will soon be ready for its next chapter. Whether you're looking to launch a new business, expand an existing operation, or relocate your business out of the flood zone while remaining in the heart of downtown Barre, this is an opportunity worth exploring!

Nestled in the heart of Barre. Built around 1895, this three-unit Victorian is rich with original craftsmanship and thoughtfully updated over the years. This versatile three-unit property offers a rare blend of historic charm and modern flexibility. The first floor has most recently served as professional office space, creating opportunities for a variety of future uses, while the upper level features two well-maintained one-bedroom apartments with separate electric service. A Buderus boiler provides efficient hot water heat, with individual heating zones for each unit. Outside, classic wood clapboard siding, decorative wood shakes, and architectural shingles preserve the home's period appeal. The manageable lot enjoys an open feel thanks to the neighboring green space, offering a peaceful backdrop just moments from downtown. Whether you're walking to local shops, restaurants, services, or the Aldrich Public Library, daily errands and downtown amenities are close at hand. If you've been searching for a Barre multi-family property with historic character, income potential, and a location that puts you in the center of it all, this is one you won't want to miss.

Welcome to a historical marker in East Barre. Built in 1892, this building originally housed the East Barre Opera House with two dry goods stores on the first floor. In the early 1930s, it became Whitcomb's Furniture Store, which operated until the 1980s when the East Barre Antique Mall opened. This location is very well-known and has been visited by tourists and antique collectors from all over the world. This spacious and unique building offers significant potential for any business, though it has been ideally suited for an antique and consignment store. Features include an elevator that serves all three floors and a loading dock, originally used by the feed store, which works wonderfully for loading and unloading. Upstairs, you'll find custom artwork painted by Harold Mills of Chelsea, VT. The story is that Harold painted these in trade for baby furniture for his new family. The artwork remains original and untouched. With well over 13,000 square feet, this presents a great opportunity for any business or many combined. Great building with lots of history.