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c. 1880 in Hartford, CT

Posted on OHD: 2/13/25. Last OHD Update: 2/13/25.
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360 Farmington Ave, Hartford, CT 06105

Located in the heart of Hartford, this fabulous building offers a lot of possibilities. Ideally positioned across from the Mark Twain house and next to Immanuel Congregational Church. Zoned as mixed use and last used as an office building, this property could be ideal for an owner/user or investment opportunity. The building boasts beautiful architectural details from an era long ago. Under current zoning, an owner can choose to bring back the glory of a single-family home. Behind the building is a carriage house that has been converted to a theater and is currently leased by a local non-profit theatoer group. Outside parking for approximately 8 cars.
8,752 Sq Ft · 0.45 Ac.
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