The former Adams Tobacco Mill Buildings present a rare redevelopment opportunity in the heart of Oxford’s historic district. Occupying a full square block, the multi-building complex includes the Corner Building, constructed in 1901 and recognized as the oldest commercial structure in Granville County, along with interconnected buildings dating from 1911 to 1939. A mixed-use development plan has already been drawn for the site, envisioning approximately 100 residential units plus retail space and amenities. A North Carolina historic tax credit application has also been filed, positioning the property for adaptive reuse within one of Oxford’s most prominent historic assemblages.