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For sale: mixed-use property right off Wiscasset’s main street

For sale: mixed-use property right off Wiscasset’s main street
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Malone Commercial Brokers is pleased to offer for sale a 6,500± SF mixed-use building in the center of Wiscasset’s historic village. Family-owned for over 70 years, this well-maintained property offers three income-producing commercial spaces and one charming residential unit.

49 Water Street, Wiscasset

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Long-standing commercial tenants include Sylvan Gallery, Old and Everlasting, Waggin’ Wiscasset and Fiction Bookshop. The residential unit offers flexible use for owner-occupancy or added income. It is currently registered as an Airbnb. There are a total of four bathrooms in the building, one on the lower level, two on the first floor and one in the apartment.

This location provides excellent visibility, steady foot traffic and strong rental potential. On an average day, 19,270± cars pass by the intersection on U.S. Route 1/Main Street, a key route between midcoast and southern Maine.

Wiscasset is a thriving and diverse coastal community with a working waterfront and gorgeous, year-round recreational areas. Located one hour from Portland and 30 minutes from Augusta.

List price: $999,000

For more information, contact Cheri Bonawitz, CCIM, or Mark Malone, CCIM, of Malone Commercial Brokers in Portland. 207.240.6844, [email protected]; 207.233.6000, [email protected]

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