Property Description

Landmark adaptive-reuse opportunity suitable for an event venue, restaurant, private club, professional office, cultural facility, or mixed-use concept, located in the heart of Pocomoke City. The property offers approximately 4,000± SF of architecturally significant space with a private rear parking lot, modern infrastructure, and flexible layout conducive to multiple commercial uses. Originally constructed in 1889 and rebuilt in 1922, the former bank is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The Beaux-Arts limestone façade features solid granite entry steps, original columns, ornamental eagle detail, and two 15-foot original windows providing abundant natural light. Interior features include a large open lobby with mezzanine overlook, three original working vaults, quarter-sawn oak millwork, wrought-iron railings, two working fireplaces, four powder rooms including ADA-compliant facilities, and refinished original flooring throughout. Acoustic enhancements include a sound-treated room suitable for recording or private use. Recent capital improvements include a state-of-the-art multi-zone HVAC system (eight independently controlled zones), ADA ramp and emergency egress, Firestone rubber roof with remaining warranty, updated mechanical systems, and a basement in excellent condition. Parking is included as part of the property. A rare opportunity to acquire a turn-key historic commercial asset offering flexibility, visibility, and long-term value for owner-users or investors. For an event operator, the dramatic lobby, mezzanine, murals, acoustics and capacity create an exceptional backdrop for weddings, corporate events, private gatherings and cultural events. An upstairs sound-treated room also provides options for meetings, recording, podcasting or other creative uses. Located at 144 Market Street, this is more than office or event space—it is an opportunity to own one of Pocomoke City's most recognizable historic properties and create a business destination around it.

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