Charming colonial style home in the heart of Middletown. The spacious living area features abundant natural light highlighting the period details including wide board floors, exposed beams and fireplaces. The current owners purchased this historic property 40 years ago and converted what was then a 2 family home into their office space. The B1 zoning includes opportunity and enterprise zones allowing for many possibilities including single family home, multi family home(Wesleyan University is less than a mile away) urban care living units and office space. This flexible space with 3 separate entrances including front, rear with ramp and a second floor separate entrance make for endless possibilities. Newer gas furnace and hot water heater installed in 2021. There is a spacious parking area adjacent and included with this property that can park 10 plus cars. The proximity to Rt. 9, the Arrigoni Bridge, many fabulous restaurants, bars and coffee shops is the icing on the cake. Please note no kitchen or full baths on either floor as this was being used as office space for a private practice. Cash buyer preferred-if seeking a mortgage would likely require renovation loan.
Buyer to do their due diligence for any approval of use with town hall.
Single-familyProperty Type
1850Year Built
7,405 sq ftLot Size
$165Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
10 spacesParking
Listed by Martha Quaratella• Coldwell Banker Realty
Bought with Samantha Santos• William Raveis Real Estate
Source:Smart MLS #24029595
Redfin Estimate
$356,097
$81K since sold in November 2024$7,000 since July
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Last updated by owner on Jun 6, 2021.
B-1
Central Business Zone
This zone is composed and limited to the downtown district area. It is recognized that within this zone there are three unique classes of structures: Class A. Structures are those located along Main Street and Class B. Structures are located in the Central Business Zone that are not Class A or Class C structures.; Class C. Structures are those located along Spring Street, Grand Street, Liberty Street, Wetmore Place, Broad Street, Old Church Street, Union Street, DeKoven Drive south of Union Street and Washington Street west of Wetmore Place.; The zone provides for the central retail, housing, cultural and governmental activities of the community. Accordingly, these codes are designed to permit downtown development with a robust mix of uses in the core of the community where there is a concentration of pedestrian activity. To these ends the codes establish standards retaining such intensity of use and concentration of pedestrian and vehicular as is compatible with the function of this zone.