LIVE/ONLINE AUCTION EVENT

3-STORY COMMERCIAL BUILDING

205 Eastside Square · Huntsville, Alabama (Madison County)

LIVE: Thursday, November 30^th · 12 Noon

EXCELLENT COMMERCIAL OPPORTUNITY IN HIGH PROFILE SECTOR OF DOWNTOWN SQUARE, HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA

This beautiful building fondly remembered as "Elbert H. Parsons Law Library" offers many memories for the senior genre of Madison County. It's surroundings are occupied by office buildings, law offices and is convenient to the Von Braun Center and Big Spring Park and more.

Call us now to personally inspect this 3-story building with its façade finished in white glazed terra cotta that will definitely contribute to a masterful refurbishment. One must see in-person to visualize all this facility has to offer.

The Building . . .

Has beautiful hardwood floors on all levels
The 2^nd & 3^rd floors each have (5) one-over one sash windows (3^rd floor is slightly smaller than the 2^nd)
Has two restrooms on each level
Has an unfinished basement and mezzanine with office space
Has an outside fire escape
Stands above the other connected buildings
Is conveniently located within the high profile business district of Downtown Huntsville
Offers a myriad of opportunities

A little history about this building we know as "The Elbert H. Parsons Law Library"…

The building was originally occupied by May And Cooney Dry Goods until 1931. J.C. Penney took occupancy in 1934 until 1966.

The street level has an arch decorated with a line of bay leaf clusters surrounded by alternating green and red blocks. The inside of the arch was converted from a storefront to large glass panes with a single central entrance during a renovation in 1973. The building is topped with a projecting course of bay leaf garland and a set of (5) colored panels placed in line with the windows and a corbel cornice with several rows of geometric designs.

A few passé features that remain include a gated elevator and the "coin changer" used by J.C. Penney sales clerks that's located in the basement.

J.C. Penney left this location in 1966 when the building was purchased by Madison County Commission and renovated to become a public law library.

Edgar Love was the architect of this unique building.

· Historic resource: Wikipedia

Please call Mickey Fowler or Daniel Culps to inquire further at (256) 420-4454 or to schedule a private viewing.

AUCTION NOTES

· This property will be offered at LIVE auction with ONLINE bidding (simulcast).

· Prebidding is open now. The high internet bid at auction time will be the opening bid for the LIVE auction. Start bidding here

· A 10% deposit (escrow money) will be required auction day with balance due on or before 30 days.

· Property can be viewed by contacting Mickey Fowler or Daniel Culps with Fowler Auction at (256) 420-4454.

Mickey Fowler, CAI, CES, AARE

ALSL466, TNSL1442, TNFIRM2315, MSSL718F

Daniel Culps, CAI

ALSL5070, TNSL5890

3-Story Commercial Building-Huntsville