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17 E Main St 10 000 pi² 100% Loué Commerce de détail Immeuble Thomasville, NC 27360 3 478 750 $ CAD (347,87 $ CAD/pi²)

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FAITS SAILLANTS DE L'INVESTISSEMENT

Historic property located in the heart of downtown Thomasville, offering a unique blend of heritage and charm.
Legacy includes contributions to community development through the Thomas Austin Finch Foundation, supporting local institutions like the Thomasville
Ideal for adaptive reuse or preservation projects that celebrate Thomasville’s rich history and architectural character.

Associated with Thomas Austin Finch, a prominent civic leader and advisor to President Roosevelt during the Great Depression.
Positioned in a vibrant area with proximity to local businesses, cultural landmarks, and community amenities.

RÉSUMÉ DE L'ANNONCE

Discover a rare opportunity to own "The Finch House"- a fully operational wedding and event venue in historic downtown Thomasville, NC. This beautifully manicured 2-acre estate accommodates up to 185 guests and sleeps 25 overnight, featuring a stunning 7,000 sq ft mansion, a 2,700 sq ft guest house, and a 1,300 sq ft carriage house all with ample parking. The main house boasts multiple event spaces, a commercial kitchen, elegant bridal and groom suites, and guest accommodations. The guest house offers 5 bedrooms, 3 baths, a full kitchen, and a garage-converted man cave/she shed for ultimate relaxation. The carriage house includes 3 additional baths and versatile event space. This turnkey business is fully equipped and transfers with bookings into 2026. Nestled in a growing city with a charming small-town feel, this historic venue is perfect for those seeking a profitable, unique property with timeless appeal. Live, work, and create unforgettable moments in this exceptional estate!

Brochure

Survey 17 E Main

FAITS SUR LA PROPRIÉTÉ

Type de vente

Investissement ou propriétaire utilisateur

Conditions de vente

1031 Échange

Type de propriété

Commerce de détail

Sous-type de propriété

Bien à usage mixte

Taille du bâtiment

10 000 pi²

Classe d’immeuble

Année de construction

1920

Prix

3 478 750 $ CAD

Prix par pi²

347,87 $ CAD

Pourcentage loué

100%

Location

Multiples

Hauteur du bâtiment

2 étages

Dalle à dalle

10’

Coefficient d’occupation des sols de l’immeuble

0,16

Taille du lot

1,43 AC

Zonage

C4 - Commercial

Stationnement

18 places (1,8 places par 1 000 pi² loué)

Façade

236’ sur Main St

Affichage

À PROPOS DE 17 E MAIN ST , THOMASVILLE, NC 27360

Thomas Austin Finch held leadership roles in multiple financial institutions and industry organizations, including the First National Bank of Thomasville, the Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association, and the American Furniture Mart. In public service, he served as mayor of Thomasville, chaired various civic boards, and participated in state councils focused on education and employment. During the Great Depression, Finch advised President Franklin D. Roosevelt on national economic issues, serving on the Industrial Advisory Board and later the War Production Board. A lifelong Democrat, Finch was active in both local and national affairs. In 1919, Finch married Ernestine Lambeth, and they had one son, Thomas Austin Finch Jr., who later succeeded him in business leadership. After Finch’s death, his family established the Thomas Austin Finch Foundation, which supported numerous community projects, including a chapel, hospital rooms, and the Thomasville Public Library. Finch is buried in the Thomasville City Cemetery.

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