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1905 Commercial Building in Humboldt, KS

11/22/20 1 Comment
Posted on OHD: 11/22/20. As of 8/1/22, it was no longer for sale. It is archived here for historical reference and educational purposes.

804 & 806 Bridge St, Humboldt, KS 66748

Ready to own a piece of History? Check out the Fussman Building in Humboldt. Built in the early 1900's and remodeled completely in the past 10 years, while maintaining its historic and vintage qualities. Downstairs has two store fronts and the entire upstairs is a 6 bedroom residence. Both Store fronts have hard wood floors, beautiful tin ceiling tiles, kitchen area and so much character. The west front features the old fashioned Soda Fountain from its Drug store days, with a loft area. East front is a large open room for rent. The upstairs main living used to be a ballroom, with stage area. Still has wonderful hard wood floors, woodwork and antique tin ceiling tiles. Open floor plan now with kitchen, dining, living room and more. 4 bedroom on the south end and 2 on the north with updated bathrooms and laundry area. Building has so many different options to make it yours! Business is NOT included with the sale, The Room on the Square does have some upcoming Rental dates.
6 Bed 2 full, 2 qtr Bath 10,000 Sq Ft 0.03 Ac.
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