Historic 1939 School Building – 11,519 sq ft – Major Commercial or Community Potential This former school offers 11,519 square feet all on one level, situated on a 1.082-acre lot with Community Facility zoning—an excellent canvas for redevelopment, commercial ventures, or creative conversion projects. Built in 1939, the structure retains its original charm and strong layout, ready for someone with vision to restore and reinvent it. The building includes: • Six usable classrooms, including one with a fully installed wooden dance floor • Office/extra classroom plus a small additional room • Men’s and women’s restrooms • Large auditorium/cafeteria with a raised stage • Commercial kitchen • Wide corridors, high ceilings, and classic schoolhouse architecture Auditorium Details: The auditorium is one of the property’s standout features, offering substantial square footage and great potential for events, performances, fitness classes, meeting space, or studio use. – Room size approx. 39’10” wide x 44’2” long – Ceiling height a little over 16 ft – Bottom of windows approx. 6’5” from the floor – Brick wainscot line approx. 7’9” high Stage Details: – 13 ft deep to the back wall – 31 ft end-to-end width – 24 ft wide audience opening These dimensions provide ample room for performances, presentations, worship services, or creative studio applications. A new rubber roof was completed in 2022, a major improvement that protects the building going forward. However, due to water damage prior to the roof replacement, sections of the interior ceilings require repair, and the heating system will need updating or replacement. Other than the roof, no structural or cosmetic renovations have been made; the building is being sold as-is and will need full modernization. Still, the footprint and layout offer tremendous flexibility. With its auditorium, stage, classrooms, commercial kitchen, and expansive square footage, the property could suit a daycare, community center, church, arts facility, fitness or dance complex, office suites, event space, or a mixed-use concept. A rare opportunity for investors, developers, or visionaries looking to restore a historic building with remarkable potential.