Price is the starting bid for a Ten-X auction to be held online from December 15-17. Pre-auction offers are being considered. Contact listing agent for details. Radcliffe Mill presents an exceptional opportunity for a savvy investor looking for value and a one-of-a-kind investment with endless possibilities. Since its major restoration in 2007, and further transformation in 2017, the property has operated as a mixed-use space. The Mill building features four floors of office space and a 70+ seat restaurant. The Annex/Seed House houses a brewery which hosts live music on weekend, as well as offices. Additionally, there is an undeveloped Grain Elevator, parking for 65 vehicles, and a dedicated loading dock for the restaurant. Having played a significant role in Kent County's agricultural landscape since 1694, Radcliffe Mill underwent a historic restoration in 2007, transforming it into its current use with over 16,000 square feet of finished space. The centerpiece is the four-story mill building, dating back to 1891. The restoration seamlessly blended modern amenities like an elevator, sprinkler system and HVAC systems, with original features such as exposed beams and reclaimed flooring. While currently configured as office space across four floors, the property's zoning permits various uses, including conversion to apartments. Cafe Sado, a local sushi restaurant, is also housed within the mill building. All of the major restaurant equipment is included in the sale. The Annex dates back to the early 1900s and The Seed House to the 1970s. Today, the blended building features soaring ceilings, exposed woodwork, and meticulously restored standing end 2x4 flooring. Presently, the building accommodates a diverse range of wellness practitioners, with the studio space and cafe awaiting the creative touch of a new occupant. The sale includes all cafe equipment, including refrigerators, freezer, ice maker, keg tap, a warming oven and more. Four of The Seed Offices are on the ground floor, with a fifth office on the second floor, along with additional storage and laundry facilities. Finally, there is an unfinished Grain Elevator, awaiting the creativity of a new buyer. Radcliffe Mill is on the National Register of Historic Places (see documents), and having previously received historic preservation tax credits a new owner could benefit from a shorter process for further property development and improvement tax credits. The property is also in a Maryland Enterprise Zone, and an Opportunity Zone and eligible for energy improvement incentive programs. Radcliffe Mill is strategically located one-mile from downtown Chestertown, a short walk along the rail trail, which used to run directly to the grain elevator. Founded in 1706 on the banks of the Chester River, Chestertown is home to Washington College. Located approximately 80 miles from Washington, DC and Philadelphia, PA and an hour from Wilmington, DE, Chestertown hosts a number of vibrant festivals throughout the year and an active arts and entertainment district. The property consists of two different parcels, and each parcel is also being offered for sale separately. Buyers requesting additional information must sign a Non-Disclosure Agreement.
