About this home

BACK ON MARKET!! FINANCING FELL THROUGH. DON'T MISS THIS SECOND CHANCE! Historic Corbin Mill Place, truly one of a kind. Built in 1889 as a flour mill on land given by presidential grant to those displaced by the New Madrid earthquakes of 1811/1812.The flour mill operated until 1922 when it was purchased by the Farmer's Marketing Co. and it became a feed mill. In 1945 it was purchased by United Cooperatives which added warehouse space and operated the feed mill until 1985. The original mill building has a 24" limestone foundation, 18" thick brick walls in floors 1 & 2 and 12" thick brick walls on the 3rd floor. The support beams are planed and shaped tree trunks and the floor joists are 2' by 12" actual measurements. They don't build them like this anymore!! The building has a space for a full service restaurant the is currently not leased. Many, many possibilities for the great building, brew pub, upscale restaurant, shops, the possibilities are endless.