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$ 725,000
$ 795,000 8.8%
Est. payment | /mo
3,531 SqFt
$ 725,000
$ 795,000 8.8%
Est. payment | /mo
3,531 SqFt
Key Details
Sold Price $725,000
Property Type Commercial
Listing Status Sold
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 3,531 sqft
Price per Sqft $205
MLS Listing ID 73493942
Sold Date 06/30/26
HOA Y/N false
Year Built 1850
Annual Tax Amount $7,464
Tax Year 2025
Lot Size 2,613 Sqft
Acres 0.06
Property Description
"The Odd Fellows Hall" is located in Ipswich's vibrant downtown district, close to the MBTA, and is surrounded by numerous retail and residential buildings, the public library and several churches. This iconic, brick building has a long and rich history and is ready for new stewardship. Originally built as the Essex County Probate Court and Registry, other occupants have included the U.S. Post Office, Blake's and Savory's Drug Stores, the first Ipswich telephone exchange, and most notably it was the home of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, Agawam Lodge No. 52 and Daughters of Rebecca. Today, 29 North Main Street is home to several professional offices and a very popular retail bakery with leases in place offering solid, current and future income for investors. Newer systems include gas furnace (2025), AC units (all new in the last 5 years), new windows on rear and west side of building. Offering includes two off street parking spaces.
Location
State MA
County Essex
Zoning IR
Direction Route 1A (County Road) to North Main Street.
Exterior
Utilities Available Public Water, Public Sewer
Roof Type Rubber,Slate
Others
Senior Community false
Listed by J. Barrett & Company
Bought with Alexandra Cutler • J. Barrett & Company
Bought with Alexandra Cutler • J. Barrett & Company
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