Historic water front Mill property in Southwest Virginia

Find yourself watching the waterworks along the mighty Reed Creek in this historic mill property in Wytheville, Virginia. This beautiful 4+ acre waterfront property is ready for new owners to enjoy owning one of Virginia's finest treasures. The 4-story timber frame mill building, originally built in 1858 and operated as a foundry during the Civil War, closed in 2005 and was recently restored with over 7,500 square feet of space that can be repurposed as a restaurant, venue or cultural center. This property generated electricity as a power plant over the years and could possibly generate hydro power once again with a bold flowing creek, dam and race ways all intact. An additional warehouse is 50'x70' with concrete floor, dock and enough span to park an RV inside. One additional treat is the egg house, which has been wonderfully transitioned into a 1 bedroom and 1 bath apartment with decking and yard which could be living space for staff or generate income for the property.  This property is now recognized on the National & Virginia Historic Registries and is applicable to tax credits. The listing agent can provide information on other incentives by establishing a business oriented operation in this location. This creek side property is located within the town limits of Wytheville with wonderful views of the mountains that grace the southern boundary of town. An ongoing project is currently under construction next door creating a park like setting downstream from this property and may compliment any overflow parking.