Built in the 1930s and originally used as part of a dairy farm, this approximately 5,997-square-foot building has been preserved through generations and has continued to serve as a place of craftsmanship and woodworking. For the current owners, furniture craftsmanship has been a family tradition passed down through generations, giving this property a history that is still very much present today. Situated on approximately 0.76 acres and located less than 500 feet from Highway 74, the property is within the Highway 74 corridor zoning area. Its location provides convenient access to the greater Western North Carolina and Upstate South Carolina region, with Asheville approximately 80 miles away and Charlotte, Spartanburg, Greenville, and the Tryon area all within reach. The building sits on a slab and offers a large, open workshop area with plenty of room for woodworking, furniture production, fabrication, storage, or other potential uses. The property features gas heat, a bathroom, and well water, with no central air. No septic record was located on file. With nearly 6,000 square feet, convenient access to Highway 74, and proximity to several of the region's major cities and commercial areas, this property offers a unique opportunity for someone looking for a substantial workshop or commercial space with genuine character. This building has been more than just a workshop, it has been part of a family's story for generations. Its next use may look different, but the history and character that have been preserved here are something you simply can't recreate.