This iconic downtown Montpelier building is more than 5,000 square feet of potential. It is a chance to make your mark in the heart of Vermont's capital. Originally built in 1940 as the A&P Market and most recently home to a long-standing nonprofit, this single-story space offers the scale, location, and flexibility you will not find anywhere else. Zoned Urban Center 1 with the ability to go up to six stories, the future here could be mixed-use, office, commercial, residential, or all of the above. Inside, you will find soaring ceilings, large storefront-style windows, accessible entries and restrooms, and a clean, open basement. But the true standout feature? 11 deeded parking spaces. In Montpelier's walkable downtown core, this kind of parking offers a major functional and financial advantage. Whether you are dreaming of a creative headquarters, community hub, or future development, this property offers a rare combination of location, legacy, and room to grow.
Tax bill dropped almost $3k this tax year! Unique property with many possibilities. It has an amazing 300 ft of road frontage and exposure. Live in the home and have the storage units pay your expenses. Or rent the house to tenants or a business to add to the income from the storage units. This property just went through a change of use permit (attached) from Commercial to Residential zoning. The very well maintained 1934 three-bedroom, one bathroom cape home has been getting $3,600./month with all utilities included for three tenants paying weekly. The home has been an office building for several businesses in the past. The home has hardwood floors, a main floor bedroom, living room, mud room, den, dining room, closet with stackable laundry unit, kitchen with back door access and an updated bathroom. The house does not have direct entry to the basement that is accessed by a private locked door in the lower parking area of the circular paved driveway. There are 4 inside locked storage units in the basement that bring in $240/month total. Next to the house, there are 11 storage units in a single building and they are of varying sizes. That building currently generates $755/month. All units are likely to be charging under market rates, but there are many long term renters.
Welcome to the Union Block, circa 1915, situated on the south side of State Street in the heart of Downtown Montpelier. This second-floor commercial condominium unit, part of an eight-unit association, offers approximately 4,446 square feet of flexible office space. Featuring thirteen large, bright rooms connected by a common hallway, this space boasts solid period features including high ceilings, wide natural woodwork, and large double-hung windows. The layout is adaptable for multiple tenants or can serve as a single substantial office suite. The unit includes a shared bathroom, janitorial closet, and both front and rear stairwells for easy access. Heat is provided by a steam boiler operated by the condominium association, with electric panels conveniently located at the rear hallway landing. Just up the street from the State Capitol Complex and close to state offices, shops, and restaurants, this is a prime opportunity to own a piece of Montpelier's history. Additionally, a city-managed parking lot is immediately behind the property, ensuring convenience. Don't miss this chance to own a landmark downtown space in an unbeatable location!
Montpelier is located in Vermont. Montpelier, Vermont has a population of 7,966. Montpelier is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 27.25% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.52%.
The median household income in Montpelier, Vermont is $71,163. The median household income for the surrounding county is $70,128 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Montpelier is 44.7 years.
The average high temperature in July is 80.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 5.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 43.1 inches per year, with 96.1 inches of snow per year.
