Estate Reduction in Price Intent is to have property may be delivered vacant in 60-90 days from acceptable contract of purchase. Purchaser may consider keeping 2nd/3rd floor tenants on month to month. First floor and basement can be delivered vacant by request of purchaser. MAJOR PRICE ADJUSTMENT....ESTATE SALE 729 8th St S.E. is a three-story, mixed-use building reported built in 1930, most recently renovated and redeveloped in 1981 with additional upgrades through today under professional management and maintenance. Retail Level build out for dental, medical or health practice at a major transportation hub in the District. Layout perfect legal and lobby offices. Flexible usage and floorplan for potential rental of 3 commercial and two rental apartments. It sits on a 6.880 lot with a parking area in rear of property. The building itself has 6400 FSF is list to contain a first floor at retail level of 1450 SF with a connecting 1550SF finished lower floor with separate alley entrance. The upper floors are connected with a separate external staircase with a second floor of two commercial offices of 600SF & 800SF and a third floor of two residential units of 800SF & 600SF. Note: Current Dental office on 1st 1350SF/Lower floor 1550 SF and able to deliver property vacant . Please contact LA for further details and required to be present at all showings FLOORPLANS IN DOCUMENTS 729 8th Street SE is in the commercial corridor of "Barracks Row" on Capitol Hill. Barracks Row Main Street, a government funded organization to promote economic development, has been recognized as one of the best Main Street programs in the U.S. with a blend of restaurants, shops, offices and stores. Centrally located on Capitol Hill it rests next to Eastern Market METRO, Pennsylvania Ave, US Marine Barracks and our Historic Eastern Market. Area also serves as a major transportation hub for Metro, Metro Bus and with convenient access by highway to Virginia and Metro. Eastern Market/Barracks Row is an active and vibrant weekday destination for DC workers in additional to the hundreds of thousands visitors and tourists flooding the area on weekends