Residential (Single Family)

145 Main St, Tazewell, VA 24651

2 Bedrooms, 1 Full Bath, 2 Partial Baths – Victorian

FOR SALE

Price: $239,000 Price Per ft²: $89.92 List Date: 2026-04-20 DOM: 2
City Tax: $348 County Tax: $696

Year Built: 1850 pre-1978 Homes

Finished Area: 2,658 ft² (1,550 ft² on main level + 1,108 ft² on 2nd level)

Unfinished: 0 ft² (not in garage)

Total Area: 2,658 ft² (Finished & Unfinished)

Lot Size: 0.06 acre(s) Lot Dimensions: 69x31x57x34x63x14 Topography: Rolling Slope

Heating: Heat Pump Cooling: Heat Pump Water & Sewage: Public

Appliances: Dishwasher, Electric Range, Refrigerator

Description

Welcome to 145 Main Street in Tazewell, Virginia... a historic Italianate storefront, said to date to 1850, standing as a lasting piece of the town's architectural story. With its wood siding, richly detailed Victorian trim, and classic two-story form, this is the kind of property that draws the eye and holds it.The facade speaks first; tall proportions, decorative brackets, and those unmistakable storefront windows that once invited the town inside. Step through the doors and you'll find a beautifully renovated, turnkey commercial space with stunning tin ceilings on the main level... a rare and generous feature that gives the interior both presence and flexibility. Currently leased as a single commercial space, the layout offers the opportunity to be reimagined into two distinct storefronts, each with its own identity and entrance.Above, the second floor tells a quieter story... a 2-bedroom apartment that brings life to the building beyond business hours. Whether as an owner's residence or an additional income stream, it completes the classic Main Street arrangement; commerce below, living above.In total, the property offers 2,658 square feet, thoughtfully restored and positioned for immediate use. With two fully leased commercial spaces at street level and the apartment above, the building provides steady, diversified income from day one.Practical details have not been overlooked; two dedicated parking spaces add a layer of convenience that is often hard to come by in historic downtown settings.And then there is Tazewell itself... a place that feels almost suspended in time. Friendly, unhurried, and full of character, it carries that rare quality of a town that feels as though it belongs in a film; where Main Street still matters, and buildings like this are part of daily life.For the investor, the preservation-minded buyer, or the one who understands the value of owning something with both story and substance... 145 Main Street offers a compelling and enduring op