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1918 in Newport, KY

5/28/24 2 Comments
Posted on OHD: 5/28/24. Last OHD Update: 5/28/24.
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722-724 Monmouth St, Newport, KY 41071

Public Remarks: Welcome to this stunning mixed-use property located in the heart of a vibrant and thriving community. This building is rich with historic charm and boasts timeless architectural beauty, featuring classic heritage details and enduring period elegance. The structure's vintage architectural features and elegant historical detailing perfectly preserve its historic character, offering charming old-world aesthetics and authentic historic appeal. This prime property, ideal for modernization, is a perfect renovation opportunity. It is ready for transformation, offering great potential for redesign and renewal projects. With a bustling strollable area, high foot traffic, and a dynamic urban district, this location is in an energetic street life zone, making it a thriving urban hotspot. Don't miss the chance to invest in this lively neighborhood hub with a beautiful blend of retail and residential spaces, combined workspace and housing, and a multi-functional property ready to meet diverse business and living needs.
2,592 Sq Ft
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