Description
A remarkable local landmark, the Larissa House provides a solid foundation for launching your successful business. Current zoning allows for shopping and other residential service-oriented businesses such as a restaurant, a bakery, professional offices, a beauty parlor / spa, and many other permitted uses. The city also allows for private residential use with no restriction from ongoing use as a short-term rental and wedding venue. All furnishings convey with the sale of the property. The 600 square foot covered patio makes the property easily adaptable into a private event venue. Major updates to plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, the kitchen and bathrooms completed in the past five years modernized the property for ongoing use without stripping away the historic details and charm. With over three acres of property and over 800 feet of road frontage, the property has flexibility to accommodate additional improvements. At least 24 existing paved parking spaces. Downtown Jacksonville has a growing variety of small-town shops, boutiques, restaurants, local coffee shops and evening social spots that are all within an easy stroll. Jacksonville hosts seasonal events, markets, and festivals for guests and residents to enjoy. Cherokee Trace Drive-Thu Safari, Love’s Lookout, the 7,000 acre Neches River National Wildlife Refuge, Lake Jacksonville boating and fishing, River Run ATV Park, and the Vanishing Texana Museum all provide unique and interesting activities for residents and guests to the area to enjoy.
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0BEDS
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3.14ACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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3,465SQFT
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$151$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
A remarkable local landmark, the Larissa House provides a solid foundation for launching your successful business. Current zoning allows for shopping and other residential service-oriented businesses such as a restaurant, a bakery, professional offices, a beauty parlor / spa, and many other permitted uses. The city also allows for private residential use with no restriction from ongoing use as a short-term rental and wedding venue. All furnishings convey with the sale of the property. The 600 square foot covered patio makes the property easily adaptable into a private event venue. Major updates to plumbing, electrical, HVAC systems, the kitchen and bathrooms completed in the past five years modernized the property for ongoing use without stripping away the historic details and charm. With over three acres of property and over 800 feet of road frontage, the property has flexibility to accommodate additional improvements. At least 24 existing paved parking spaces. Downtown Jacksonville has a growing variety of small-town shops, boutiques, restaurants, local coffee shops and evening social spots that are all within an easy stroll. Jacksonville hosts seasonal events, markets, and festivals for guests and residents to enjoy. Cherokee Trace Drive-Thu Safari, Love’s Lookout, the 7,000 acre Neches River National Wildlife Refuge, Lake Jacksonville boating and fishing, River Run ATV Park, and the Vanishing Texana Museum all provide unique and interesting activities for residents and guests to the area to enjoy.
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