Looking for a fantastic opportunity to restore a historic Eufaula property? Built in 1885 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places as the Lampley Robinson House (#511), this former Eufaula Tribune building offers more than 5,000 sq. ft. on a .51-acre lot shaded by oak and pecan trees. It has 105 ft. of frontage, rear parking, city utilities, and sidewalks leading toward Broad Street's shops and dining. The original central hall plan features soaring ceilings, tall windows, hardwood floors, and fireplaces with original mantels. The wide front porch retains its chamfered posts, decorative brackets, and balustrade. Later additions include office spaces, a break area, multiple restrooms, a vintage darkroom, two large rear workrooms, storage, a loading dock, and a supply room with a roll-up door. This historic building needs repairs and updates for its next use. It is currently zoned commercial. Residential use would require rezoning and conversion. While there are restrooms, there is no kitchen or full bath with a tub or shower, so traditional residential financing may not be available in its current condition. Buyer to verify zoning, intended use, property condition, and financing. Buyers interested in rehabilitation tax credits should confirm eligibility with the applicable program. The walls hold the history. Come see the possibilities for its next chapter.