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Jewelry Store, Barbershop Possible Reuses for 'Clipper Cottage' Building

The retail space on Railroad Avenue in downtown Hamilton formerly occupied by Clipper Cottage is empty and for sale.

 

The building that formerly was home to Clipper Cottage is for sale.

The real estate agent handling the sale says there's already been some interest in the 1-1/2 story building at 59 Railroad Ave. Inquiries have come from people interested in opening a jewelry store, barber shop or "shake station."

"It's a nice little building," said real estate agent Pam Mavroules. "It's a great downtown location."

According to the real estate listing, it would also be a good location for a salon or candle store.

It is priced at $259,000.

Mavroules said it would be a great location to start a small business. It is located between the South Hamilton Post Office and Hamilton Dentistry.

The building has its own septic system that was installed in 2002 and has passed Title V.

Clipper Cottage was a dog grooming business that was located there for many years. It closed after its owner, Bridgit McKeough, 39, passed away last year.

It had previously been on the market but was taken off the market. It was again put up for sale this week. It was cleaned out after Clipper Cottage closed.

The building has about 600 square feet of retail space, according to public records, "but it looks like it is 800 square feet," Mavroules said. It sits on .05 acre.

What should go there? What is business would you most like to see in downtown Hamilton? What business should replace Clipper Cottage? Tell us in the comments.

Related Topics: Clipper Cottage, South Hamilton, Vision for Vacancies, Visions for Vacancies, downtown hamilton, and vision for vacancy

Rich

7:27 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013

something like the old paper store, a td bank branch, small real estate office, antique shop, beauty salon.

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Jane Powers

8:02 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013

A coffee shop other than Dunkin

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Michelle Bailey

9:58 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013

My kids would love a GameStop. I would like to see some niche small business that appeals to consumer's passions like Jolie Tea, Cranberry Fiber Arts, Winfrey's, etc...maybe ice cream shoppe or specialty pet store?

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Anya Howland

11:40 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013

a gourmet sandwich/salad/soup shop that has really good strong coffee.

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rick marshall

6:45 pm on Wednesday, January 9, 2013

What about hendersons at 300 main for strong coffee and gourmet sandwichs

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Anne Sweeney

3:36 am on Thursday, January 10, 2013

Great Location for a Klinks Bakery, Sunray Bakery or a Bagel World.
Or a Music Store offering Lessons on all instruments, guitar, piano, flute, clarinet, saxophone and stringed instruments such as violin, viola and cello. Something educational, getting us away from violent video games, movies and other media which dumbs down our children.

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