Classic Commercial with Mid-Century Elegance
110 E Liberty Street
Historic Washington, Georgia
SOLD!

Originally built as a bank in 1965, this choice commercial property combines sturdy craftsmanship with elegant classic design on a prime corner lot just off of Washington’s Historic Town Square. Heavy wooden doors beneath a columned entrance portico invite customers and clients into an expansive open floor plan elevated by original wood paneling and wainscotting, elaborate dentil moldings, recessed lighting, and classic mid-century flooring. In the rear of the building, an office, two restrooms, a break room with kitchenette, and additional workspace provide plenty of room for behind-the-scenes operations. An original vault and dual drive-thrus add to the uniqueness of this property and await innovative re-use by a creative entrepreneur.

The property fronts city sidewalks to encourage walk-in traffic, includes on-site parking for employees and customers, has expanded parking capabilities in adjacent public lots, and has been updated to ADA standards for accessibility, while keeping its curb appeal, with the addition of a discreet entrance ramp and rear handicap parking. Immediate neighbors include the Mary Willis Library, Georgia’s first free public library and a popular tourist destination on the National Register of Historic Places, and the City of Washington’s business offices.

Ready for the Right Business!
Excellent Investment Opportunity!
SOLD!

Historic Washington, established in 1780, has more homes on the National Register of Historic Places, per capita, than any other town in the United States and is a widely-regarded historic must-see thanks to its contributions during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars, in addition to being the home of many prominent historical figures. Significant efforts have been made to retain and celebrate the town’s history, sense of community, and quality of life, making this an attractive town for young families, retirees, and second-home owners. The vibrant downtown is a mix of businesses meeting local needs and catering to regional tourists. Historic Washington, often referred to as Washington-Wilkes by locals, is the hub of Wilkes County, one of Georgia’s first named counties in 1777. Primarily rural, Wilkes County’s economy is bolstered by expansive pastureland supporting one of the largest beef cattle outputs in the state and a healthy forestry industry driving local agribusiness and industry. The community is centrally located between Athens and Augusta (less than an hour’s drive to each) and approximately 90 miles northeast of Atlanta.