9 W KING Street

Currently the home of The Gadsden County Times, which has for more than 120 years been woven into the fabric of Gadsden County, this building was originally constructed in the early to mid 1900s and lovingly relocated and restored in the 1970s. This one-of-a-kind structure carries the soul of a historic home with the functionality of a modern commercial space. Already updated and upgraded, the property is move-in ready for a wide range of uses such as professional offices, medical or wellness studios, boutique retail, a salon (its previous use), or virtually any creative business concept you have in mind. Inside, you’ll find a partial kitchen, two bathrooms (one full upstairs, one half downstairs), a utility room, and generous storage and retail/office space throughout. Situated in Quincy’s celebrated 36-block National Register Historic District, the location puts you close to the energy of downtown while offering a surprisingly tranquil atmosphere for clients and staff alike. Quincy was famously known as one of the wealthiest towns per capita in the United States, thanks to a visionary local banker who urged residents to buy and hold Coca-Cola stock in the 1920s at roughly $19 a share. That legacy of foresight and prosperity lives on in the beautifully preserved architecture throughout this community. This property is a rare blend of history, charm, and commercial versatility. The story continues…will your business be the next chapter?