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Follow on Google News | Historic Corbin Mill Ready to Serve Next GenerationOld Mill Building in Liberty, Mo., Offers Variety of Investment Opportunities
Built in 1889, The Corbin Mill served as a flour mill on land given by a presidential grant to those displaced by the New Madrid earthquake in the early 1800's. It was purchased in 1922 by Farmers Marketing Company and became a feed mill. It changed ownership several times after 1945. Since then, many features were added, including a 5,000 square foot warehouse. The mill now totals 14,450 square feet and due to current owners restoring many of the original features, today it looks a lot like it did in 1889. "Historic buildings with the type of back story and history similar to the Corbin Mill are very difficult to find" said Shawn Terrel, broker/owner of United Country Real Estate | Kansas City Auction and Realty. "The typical investor we deal with on projects such as this tend to be more visionaries which may leverage the historical prominence while retrofitting the property for a new audience." Although primarily used as an artisan retail space and as a restaurant, it holds a lot of opportunity as a commercial property in a booming market. It has the space and ability for a bar and restaurant, bed and breakfast or micro-brewery. Liberty is a rapidly growing suburb of Kansas City, Mo., with more than 30,000 residents. It was also voted as one of the "Best Places to Live" by Money Magazine. Current owners Tom and Sandy Williams invite the public to come visit their piece of history. It's located a block south of the courthouse square in Liberty. It is currently for sale by United Country Real Estate | Kansas City Auction and Realty. For more information about this property and others for sale in the area, visit www.UC-KC.com or call 816-420-6257. About United Country Real Estate United Country Real Estate (http://www.unitedcountry.com/ End
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