Presenting the historic Gra-Rock Bottling Plant also known as the Auction House - an iconic property which has a rich history dating back to the 1880s. Originally built as a bottling plant for Gra-Rock, a local soft drink company, the building later served as an auction house. Today, it offers a unique opportunity for redevelopment into a variety of uses, including: Retail space: The building's frontage on Church Street which runs between Main St and Silas Deane Highway (State Route 99) makes it a prime location for retail space. Multifamily: Previous ownership received some approvals for approximately 30 units with indoor parking. Mixed-use development: The building could also be redeveloped into a mixed-use development, with a combination of retail, office, and residential space. Restaurant or brewery: The building's proximity to downtown Wethersfield makes it a great location for a restaurant or brewery. Event space: The building's high ceilings and large open space make it a great location for events, such as weddings, parties, or concerts. No matter what the use, this historic property is sure to be a valuable asset to any developer or investor.