5 Mill Street Southampton, NJ 08088

Vincentown is a quaint central village in Southampton Twp boasting a stable population of about 600 residents. 5 Mill St is located close to the center of the village. Built in 1864 this is a charming abode with additional parking in the rear. Zoned Town Center (TC) allowable uses include residential, retail, restaurant and professional among others. Own a piece of history, right in the heart of Southampton's Vincetown Village. This is the ORIGINAL home and store of Annette Woolston constructed in 1864. Vincentown was originally settled by the Quakers and was once known as Brimstone Neck until it was renamed after local plantation owner, Vincent Leeds. This charming house/store is zoned "town center". This is a 2B/2 1/2B home with kitchen, living room and.dining room In the rear there is a spaciousl room that was most recently operated as an antique store. The property sits in the "shadow" of the Vincentown Mill Pond and dam. Consider this for your professional (attorney, CPA etc...) Oil heat with tank above ground. Second floor has a separate entrance. Loads of charm, character and original features. Back of property looks over park and dam. Buyer responsible for any/all certifications needed for settlement. This is a strictly as-is, where is sale. Property may fall under historic preservation code. Listing agent has documents from Twp. and also found some historical records on founding family. Saw Mill Park is steps away offering open space for all types of activities, fishing and relaxation. Step inside this charming home offering flexibility. The first floor offers a 1st floor bedroom or office, cozy living room and ding room and large kitchen with plenty of counter space and cabinetry. Step down into an oversized room that will become the focal point of the living space. Whether used as a Yoga studio, retail space or Great room or office space, this is an amazing space with its own heat and air and 1/2 bath. The basement/crawl space access is limited. Proceed with caution. The first step has a 2 foot drop.