The properties listed in this article are zoned for business use and fall under section 66-141 of the Occoquan Code, which stipulates that “the B-1 district covers that portion of the town intended for the conduct of general business to which the public requires direct and frequent access, but which is not characterized either by constant heavy trucking, other than stocking and delivery of light retail goods, or by any nuisance factors, other than occasioned by incidental light and noise of congregation of people and passenger vehicles. This includes such uses as retail stores, banks, theaters, business offices, newspaper offices, restaurants and taverns.”
The second-floor rental space located at 125 Mill Street #10 measures 745 square feet with no facilities. The waterfront property is part of a commercial complex that houses Salt Pepper Books, Peacock Road, and DeRubeen’s Café, among other shops. This space offers proximity to the Tourist Center, Mamie Davis Park, the Occoquan River boardwalk, and Madigan’s Grill. Zoned for business use. Listed at $1,300/month by RE/MAX Riverside. Call (703) 494-6924.
A 2,500-square-foot basement with separate, street-front entrance located at 309 Mill Street is zoned for business use. The space was formerly occupied by Artists’ Undertaking Gallery, which has since relocated to the floor above. This 1946 house, initially used as a funeral parlor, now houses Jewelry Designs by Melissa Dent and Local Color. Although the basement does not offer plumbing and facilities, the owner would approve modifications. Listed at $3,000/month by owner Harry Ervin. Call (703) 589-7602.
Built in 1920, the single-family home located at 402 Mill Street has been zoned for business use. The 2,544-square-foot two-story house features a wraparound porch, a fireplace, hardwood floors, and a quarter-acre corner lot with views of the Occoquan River. The space was previously used as a framing shop. It is situated across from the Occoquan town hall and police department and in close proximity to several shops, including Polka Dot Divas, Olde Dominion Wine Shoppe, and Sugar Buzz. Listed at $3,700/month by Trust Properties. Call (703) 392-0002.
The property located at 208 Commerce Street was built in 1901 and measures 4,000 square feet. The three-bedroom, three-bathroom residence could be converted into a bed-and-breakfast operation or divided into several offices or shops. Amenities include assigned off-street parking, a two-car garage, and a 420-square-foot outdoor covered seating area. It is situated near law offices, Dansk Day Spa, and The Coffee House of Occoquan, and is zoned for mixed use. Listed at $760,000 by Ed Cave of McEnearney Commercial. Call (703) 683-2700.
Part of The Courtyard Shops in historic Occoquan, the property located at 201 Union Street measures approximately 1,000 square feet and was built in 1920. The two-story property faces a shared patio with tables and benches and offers on-street parking. Other Courtyard shops include Blue Arbor Café and an ice cream parlor. The current lease expires in July 2011. The building is zoned for business use. Listed at $250,000 by Weichert Realtors. Call (800) 872-7653.