STORIED HOTEL SELLS

It's been a hotel. A  shoe store for customers with big feet. A location for various movies. And even the setting for the  Rolling Stones' ?Rain Fall Down? video. And now, it's  for sale.
 
Richard Bowers & Co's Bill Johnson and his team have been tapped by owners the old Scovile Hotel at 223 Mitchell St to sell the 26,500 SF building. The  Teilhaber family, which own the shoe store that currently operates there, is asking $1.2M for the property. While the hotel has been shuttered for eight years, Bill tells us he will be marketing the property to  intown housing developers and boutique hotel owners.
 

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