There's no buyer(s) yet, but I think this Former Fire Station is a great old building that has good potential for being adapted to a new use. It would certainly require a lot of work, but would make a great restaurant environment. The current owner, an ex-Fint Police Officer who purchased it after its closure, has a current asking price of $275K.
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Historic fire house is 'next frontier' as Flint seeks comeback
By Paula Gardner | MLive
July 20, 2017
In a Michigan city fighting for revitalization, each property plays a role. And in the case of a former Flint fire house, that role could be extending business development north from downtown into a new pocket of development. The old Fire Station No. 2 - closed by the city in 1985, but still holding a dormant ladder truck - bears the classic look that's inspired bar, restaurant and brewery development in other towns and even a few blocks away in Flint...
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Exterior View:
Garage View, with a ladder truck still parked:
I'm guessing this is the second floor commons / hall area:
The fire hose tower is intact and pretty cool looking:
Images Source:
MLive | Jake May