227 First Avenue NW

Harris Arcade
15000 square feet of retail space in varying sizes
Contact: Tim Cline
828-322-5090

231 1st Avenue SW

Social Security Administration office for sale or lease. This government office is $7,500/mo lease or $1,300,000 purchase. Zoning is C-1 with 11.141+/- Sq. Ft. and 1.09 +/- Acres. Building was built in 2001 and has 53 parking spaces on site.

Contact: Ryan Lovern, Commercial First Real Estate 322-8022.

270 Union Square

Contact: Ryan Lovern, Commercial First Real Estate 322-8022.

2nd Avenue SW

Two land lots available:

LOT 1: Price: $169,200; Zoning: C-2; Flat Corner Lot; Gross Acres: .74 +/-. Street Frontage :2nd Ave SW: 193' +/- & 3rd St SW: 160.75' +/-, CPD: 7,500

LOTS 1 & 2: Price: $250,713; Zoning: C-2; Flat Corner Lot; Street Frontage: 2nd Ave SW: 400’ +/- & 3rd St SW: 160.75 +/-

Contact: Ryan Lovern, Commercial First Real Estate 322-8022.

264 Union Square NW, Suite 202

Three energy efficient, big, new windows that look out on Trade Alley, About 1000 SF. Would be a great yoga studio, office etc. New electrical, plumbing (installed 2006), separate HVAC (tenant controls thermostat), private bathroom, second floor with access from the Square. 264 Union Square, Suite 202 in Glaze Construction building. Space can be up-fitted to suit tenant.

For more information, contact 828-324-9255.

353 First Avenue NW

1000 sq/ft with 3 private office, 2 restrooms, 1 large conference room, reception area. $975 per month with a two-year lease. Eight (8) off-street parking spaces.

For more information, contact Al Spivey at 828-324-8245

16 2nd Street NW, Union Square Emporium

Main level will be vacant after November. Lower level leased for $37,200 per year (on its own HVAC systems -1993). All business equipment leased and does not convey. Main level on steam boiler & cooling tower for A/C-monitored by NCDOL. All lighting and safety issues updated. Main level approx 13,000 with 16 ft ceilings, lower level 12,755 with 9 ft ceilings.

Contact Donna Austin at (828) 485-4678. Click HERE for complete listing.
Coldwell Banker Boyd & Hassell

108 South Center Street

30,000 square feet of warehouse space
Zoned C-2
Entire block is for sale. $298,000
Contact: Steve Boyd
Weichert Realtors
828-304-1000 - showing appt.
828-781-1000 - agent contact

100 Main Avenue NW

5000 square feet of Office Space on ground floor
Contact: Paul Fleetwood
828-322-9510

200 Second Street NW

7500 square feet of office space
Zoned C-1
Contact: Gavin Mitchell
Boyd & Hassell Commercial Real Estate
828-322-1723

200 First Avenue NW

Office space available in variety of sizes. Elevator.
Contact: Gavin Mitchell
Boyd & Hassell Commercial Real Estate
828-322-1732

39 Second Street NW

23,062 square feet. Zoned C-1.
Contact: Gavin Mitchell
Boyd & Hassell Commercial Real Estate
828-322-1732

The Matthew Cline Building - 260 Union Square, NW

It contains approximately 700 square feet and leases for $395 per month. This price includes utilities, maintenance of the common areas, property taxes and insurance. The space can be accessed by a stairway that is located on the right-handed side or the eastern side of the building. There is free parking for employees located within one half block walk.
For further information call Tim Cline at 828-322-5090.

Better Homes Furniture - 248 1st Avenue NW

FOR SALE OR LEASE: 6200 to 18600 Square Feet, Main Level 6200 approx. square feet , 3 Levels. Hardwood Flooring, Gas Heat/Electric Air on Main Level and Upstairs (New 2008), Elevator, 2 Bathrooms on Main Level, Sprinkler System, Fire and Burglar System, Awning

Contact: Julie Hudson 704-677-3308

The Armory

Office Spaces available
Ranging from 401 square feet to 1157 square feet
$8/sf/yr
Contact: Tony Jarrett
Prism Commercial Real Estate LLC
828-322-2179 or 828-322-6800

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Shoppes on the Square - 252 Union Square Suite D

Contact: Tim Cline, 828-322-5090
Type of Heat: central, Air Conditioned
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Year Built: 1929
Type of Construction: Brick
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For Rent or for Sale
Floor Covering: carpet
Wall Covering: drywall
Utilities: power
Water & Sewer: yes
Parking: customer parking for 2 in 99 spaces in front and 4 hours in front of building or within 1/2 block; free long-term/employee parking within 1/2 block.

Record Properties - 116 3rd St. NW

At 2nd Ave. NW. Contact: John Dahlstrom, 828-328-2432 for information on this large building. Space still available

133 First Avenue SE

4500 square feet Zoned C-2
Contact: Prudential
828-324-5555

102 First Avenue NE

10,000 square feet. Zoned C-2
Former Funeral Home converted to Office Space
Contact: Prudential - 828-324-5555

106 Second Avenue SE

10,368 square feet. Zoned C-2
Contact: Jamie Davis
Cleveland Investments
704-487-6344

200 Second Street NW

7500 square feet of office space
Zoned C-1
Contact: Gavin Mitchell
Boyd & Hassell Commercial Real Estate
828-322-1723

120 Second Avenue NE

The property has 2450 square feet. Zoned OI-1.
Contact: Realty Executives
828-328-8900

26 Third Avenue NE

2112 square feet Zoned OI-1
Contact: Angela Purvis
Remax
704-658-9480

260 First Avenue NW

240 square feet of office space
Contact: Cline Properties
828-322-5090

300 First Avenue SW

900 sq/ft $900/month
Newly renovated, high visibility, on-site parking
Contact: Nikol Wuest
OHB Properties
828-322-1422

222 Union Square - Olde Hickory Tap Room

Upper Floor Office Space
- 3-room office overlooking Union Square 1000 square feet $675/month including utilities
- 1-room office: 400 square feet. $350/month including utilities
- 3-room office: 900 square feet $575/month including utilities
- 3-room office: 600 square feet $400/month including utilities
Contact: Nikol Wuest
OHB Properties
828-322-1422

Council House Bed & Breakfast - 3rd Avenue NE

William Ballard Councill and his wife and family moved to Hickory in 1899 from Watauga County. In late 1901, they purchased a large lot in the one hundred block of 3rd Avenue.  At the time, the Councill’s lot occupied most of the entire block.  He began his career as a lawyer in Boone in 1881, served a term in the NC State Legislature in 1896, and was elected as a District Superior Court Judge in 1900 and served until 1910.  His portrait hangs in the 1924 Courthouse in Newton, NC.  He went into private law practice until he was elected to the NC State Senate in 1912.  His wife, Elisabeth Coffey Councill, was very active in many community activities and was instrumental in establishing the local Red Cross.
                         
According to From Tavern to Town, the Councill House is one of the two finest examples of Queen Anne-style homes remaining in Hickory.  It was built with an irregular plan with multiple receding and projecting walls.  It has a number of Victorian characteristic features, including an octagonal tower capped by a dome roof, sawn ornamentation, a wrap-around porch, corbelled interior chimneys, differing sheathing materials, pebbledash and timber, and wooden shingles.  Interior finishes include original hardware, oak wainscot, paneled doors, 2 sets of 9 foot pocket-doors, and 7 fireplaces. (The 8th fireplace was removed at some point) There are 2 highly ornamental terra-cotta mantels, as well as 5 classically inspired mantels with beveled mirrors and fluted columns. One mantle in the upstairs corner bedroom with the octagonal tower features a mirror with the letters “ABC” scratched into it. The Councill’s youngest son, Alan, scratched his initials in the glass sometime around 1910.

The floor plan was altered in 1940 when, after Judge Councill died, his widow and daughter converted the home to 4 apartments.  They lived in one apartment and rented the others to teachers and nurses.  At that time, the interior staircases were removed from the house and put on the front and back porches as access to the apartments.  The house remained 4 apartments for the next 58 years.  In 1997, the Talbert’s purchased the home from the Councill’s daughter, and in 1998 began the restoration of the structure.

The home was updated with new electrical service, new plumbing, and three energy-efficient heating/cooling systems. (1 per floor) Each has a programmable thermostat. Insulation was added to the floor, attic area, and some walls. Custom storm windows, made to appear as flat glass panels, were commissioned and attached to the windows. They are operational and have screens, but do not obstruct the beauty of the original windows – some with the original glass still in them. Vent-free gas logs, and gas coal, were installed into the fireplaces in the two front parlors and den.  Two of the sets have remote controls.

The Neptune hot water heater was installed to adequately heat volumes of water so that 5 showers could be supplied at the same time. The home was treated for termites in 1997, and has a contract with Andy’s Exterminating Company for regular annual inspections. The home features original oak and heart-pine floors, with the exception of the kitchen.  A new solid maple floor, including joists, was installed in 1998. The ceiling heights are approximately 11’ 2” on the first floor, and 10’ on the second and third floors. The two-car garage has a concrete floor and automatic garage doors with remotes.

*The home was featured in the HGTV program “If Walls Could Talk”, a tape of which is in the TV in the kitchen to view.

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