Don't miss your chance to own a piece of Colonial History! Pre-Revolutionary War era notoriety meets unfathomable road frontage and visibility in this rare opportunity. Originally a cotton warehouse, the original building was constructed in 1757 for Bazil Gorden, who would go on to become the very first millionaire in Virginia. Take a tour and you'll notice areas of the original brick and mortar walls, original glass, and Colonial era beams and supports. Your business deserves a building that makes a statement without you having to utter a word. More than that, it deserves to be seen. Zoned B2 and sitting on a total of 1.4+/- acres, this property is located at the intersection of Route 1 and 17. For those who aren't already aware, Route 1 cuts through Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg, and Stafford, and functions as a parallel alternative to I-95. Route 17 provides local access to I-95, Warranten, Culpeper, and the Northern Neck. The upper parking lot provides 10 parking spaces, however, the sizable lower lot could easily accommodate 50+ vehicles, with potential for more with minimal development. While previously an office building, this property has potential for so many fantastic uses. Please see the Floor Plans included in the photo album for current layout as well as square footage