Supplements: Currently home to Harmony Ridge gallery, this reinforced concrete-and-steel building with a brick facade was originally constructed in 1932 as Chevrolet dealership. Ideally situated next door to and across the street from popular restaurants, and near Academy Park and Carnegie Hall, the site lends itself to walk-in traffic from locals and tourists ... (Read more) Currently home to Harmony Ridge gallery, this reinforced concrete-and-steel building with a brick facade was originally constructed in 1932 as Chevrolet dealership. Ideally situated next door to and across the street from popular restaurants, and near Academy Park and Carnegie Hall, the site lends itself to walk-in traffic from locals and tourists strolling Washington Street's shopping district. The 5000-square foot upper level is a large showroom, unobstructed by pillars thanks to its I-beam supports. Welcoming 4-foot-wide entry doors and 10-foot display windows face the town's main street. Interior features include a 10-seat, eye-catching custom bar with a countertop created by an Indiana artisan, a large retail work counter, extensive modern lighting, a high-quality sound system, and two restrooms. One restroom is ADA compliant, and roomy enough to accommodate a stroller. Three-quarters of the upper level is carpeted, with the remaining portion painted concrete. A partial wall divides a private office in back from the showroom. Twelve windows face the side alley bordering the building. Eleven are currently covered, but they could be opened if more natural lighting is desired. The spacious lower level mirrors the footprint of the upper level. It can be accessed from an interior stairwell, or a ground-level garage door entry. This space, divided by a removable wall into two separate areas, is presently used for storage and utilities. A new 30+ space parking lot is under construction just outside the back entry, and a portion of the lower level could be developed as a retail space fronting on the new parking lot. The lower level is dry, and even when other downtown buildings experienced flooding, it wasn't affected. Two stand-alone Trane heating/air conditioning units serve the building, operating off gas and electricity. Ideally located on Historic Lewisburg's ever-popular Washington Street, this attractive, beautifully maintained, flexible, totally updated commercial building is perfect for multiple business purposes. Location 886 Washington Street West Lewisburg, WV 24901 Greenbrier County Latitude: 37° 48' 4" N Longitude: 80° 26' 40" W Elevation: 2135' Building Information 2 Story Year Built: 1932 Lot size: 44' x 120' Total Finished Square Feet: Total Rooms: 2 Bathrooms: 2 Construction: Concrete Block, Steel Beam Roof: Rubberized Foundation: Concrete Floor: Concrete, Carpet, Tile HVAC: Natural Gas, Central Air Water: City Sewer: City Legal/Taxes Greenbrier County District: Lewisburg Map: 19 Parcel: 128 Deed Book: 488 Page: 289