Step inside one of Sutton, West Virginia’s most iconic and versatile historic buildings—originally constructed in 1900 using rare American Chestnut wood, a material no longer available in modern construction. This expansive mixed-use commercial and residential property combines immediate rental income, an established retail destination, and endless expansion potential—all under one roof in a walkable downtown location near regional tourism traffic. With soaring 14-foot ceilings, original pressed tin detailing, wide historic staircases, and flexible floorplans, this property is more than real estate—it is a fully developed live/work/income ecosystem. COMMERCIAL / RETAIL COMPONENT The main level is home to the established Mountain Laurel Country Store, a well-known local destination featuring artisan goods, gifts, and a café-style atmosphere. Commercial features include: Fully operational retail storefront (can convey) Commercial kitchen space (ideal for café, bakery, or food concept) Additional retail or office suite High visibility downtown location with consistent foot traffic Just off of Highway 79. This space already functions as a destination business environment, reducing startup friction for new owners. RESIDENTIAL INCOME COMPONENT The property includes multiple income-producing and owner-use residential units: 3 efficiency apartments (currently rented) 1 spacious 3-bedroom owner’s apartment 1 large loft-style apartment with gym room 1 additional efficiency unit (near completion) This structure allows for: Immediate cash flow House-hacking opportunity Short-term rental conversion potential Multi-tenant long-term income strategy