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$165,000
Est. payment /mo
5,150 SqFt
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Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Mixed Use
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 5,150 sqft
Price per Sqft $32
MLS Listing ID 4142618
Year Built 1905
Annual Tax Amount $3,698
Lot Size 0.330 Acres
Acres 0.33
Property Sub-Type Mixed Use
Source MLS United
Property Description
Historic Holly Springs Landmark Opportunity
Located in the heart of historic Holly Springs, Mississippi, this iconic 5,150 SF Colonial Revival building, built in 1905, offers a rare opportunity to restore one of the town's most recognizable community gathering places.
Originally constructed as Elks Lodge No. 1099, the property later became the Van Dorn Hotel and eventually served as the Marshall County Superintendent's Office before evolving into a community arts and events venue known locally as ''The Lodge.''
Positioned steps from the Mississippi Blues Trail markers, music pavilion, and local blues venues, the property sits in a town known worldwide for its deep roots in Delta Blues culture, with legendary musical families like Burnside and Kimbrough drawing visitors from around the globe.
The building needs restoration, but the bones remain strong--original hardwood floors, historic brick fireplaces, and early-20th-century architectural charm await a new vision.
Ideal for:
• Boutique hotel or guest rooms
• Music venue or cultural center
• Coffee shop or restaurant
• Event venue or community gathering space
This is more than a building--it is a chance to revive a piece of Mississippi history.
Offered as-is and priced for restoration, this landmark 1905 Colonial Revival building presents a rare opportunity for investors and preservation-minded developers to restore one of Holly Springs' most recognizable historic gathering places.
Located in the heart of historic Holly Springs, Mississippi, this iconic 5,150 SF Colonial Revival building, built in 1905, offers a rare opportunity to restore one of the town's most recognizable community gathering places.
Originally constructed as Elks Lodge No. 1099, the property later became the Van Dorn Hotel and eventually served as the Marshall County Superintendent's Office before evolving into a community arts and events venue known locally as ''The Lodge.''
Positioned steps from the Mississippi Blues Trail markers, music pavilion, and local blues venues, the property sits in a town known worldwide for its deep roots in Delta Blues culture, with legendary musical families like Burnside and Kimbrough drawing visitors from around the globe.
The building needs restoration, but the bones remain strong--original hardwood floors, historic brick fireplaces, and early-20th-century architectural charm await a new vision.
Ideal for:
• Boutique hotel or guest rooms
• Music venue or cultural center
• Coffee shop or restaurant
• Event venue or community gathering space
This is more than a building--it is a chance to revive a piece of Mississippi history.
Offered as-is and priced for restoration, this landmark 1905 Colonial Revival building presents a rare opportunity for investors and preservation-minded developers to restore one of Holly Springs' most recognizable historic gathering places.
Location
State MS
County Mississippi
Interior
Flooring Wood
Fireplace Yes
Exterior
Utilities Available Cable Available, Electricity Connected, Sewer Connected, Water Available
Private Pool No
Building
Level or Stories Two
New Construction No
Others
Tax ID 093c-06-19500
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Wendy Gay
Principal Broker | License ID: B-22419
Principal Broker License ID: B-22419