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Former Southern Gin & Grain Co. property in Downtown Fayetteville now available for sale. Located at 121 S. C Street near the intersection of E. Russell Street and C Street, this versatile commercial property offers convenient access to Downtown Fayetteville, Hwy 301/Eastern Blvd, and is less than 10 minutes from I-95. Ideal for an owner-user, showroom, warehouse, flex space, retail/warehouse operation, distribution business, or light industrial use, the property offers a combination of showroom, warehouse, office, and operational space. The main building features approximately 3,442 SF of retail/showroom space with approximately 9'11" ceiling height, plus an additional approximately 8,000 SF climate-controlled showroom/warehouse area with approximately 14'6" clear ceiling height. The larger showroom/warehouse space includes two 12' x 10' drive-in doors located on opposite sides of the building, providing convenient forklift, equipment, loading, and material-handling access. Office space is located at the front of the brick building. The property also includes a 50-foot truck scale, which will require State recertification before use. With more than 11,000 SF of showroom and climate-controlled warehouse space, drive-in access, office space, truck-scale infrastructure, and quick connectivity to major transportation routes, this property offers flexibility for a variety of commercial, warehouse, distribution, retail showroom, and light industrial users. An additional barn located beside the main building will be removed prior to closing. Listing includes two parcels of land owned by family members that desire not to be separated however, may consider separating.