207 Church Street, Wethersfield, (Old Wethersfield), CT, 06109

Presenting the historic Gra-Rock Bottling Plant also known as the Auction House - an iconic property which has a rich history dating back to the 1880s. Originally built as a bottling plant for Gra-Rock, a local soft drink company, the building later served as an auction house. Today, it offers a unique opportunity for redevelopment into a variety of uses, including: Retail space: The building's frontage on Church Street which runs between Main St and Silas Deane Highway (State Route 99) makes it a prime location for retail space. Multifamily: Previous ownership received some approvals for approximately 30 units with indoor parking. Mixed-use development: The building could also be redeveloped into a mixed-use development, with a combination of retail, office, and residential space. Restaurant or brewery: The building's proximity to downtown Wethersfield makes it a great location for a restaurant or brewery. Event space: The building's high ceilings and large open space make it a great location for events, such as weddings, parties, or concerts. No matter what the use, this historic property is sure to be a valuable asset to any developer or investor. In addition to its historic significance, the property also has a number of redevelopment advantages. It is located in a prime location in downtown Wethersfield just outside the historic district, with easy access to major roads and public transportation. The building is also in good condition and has a lot of potential for improvement. Favorable environmental reports are on file. If you are looking for a unique and historic property with redevelopment potential, then 207 Church St Wethersfield is the perfect property for you. Contact us today to learn more. Here are some additional details about the property's history: The Gra-Rock Bottling Plant was founded in 1903 by William H. Grainger and George W. Rockwood. The company produced a variety of soft drinks, including Gra-Rock Ginger Ale, Gra-Rock Grape Soda, and Gra-Rock Root Beer. The building was converted into an auction house in the 1960s. The auction house operated for several decades, and it was a popular destination for people looking to buy and sell antiques, collectibles, and other items.

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