The building was originally known as the Carriage House Showroom, a multi-level retail space with apartments on the upper floors. After standing vacant for nearly 20 years, it became a centerpiece of Gloversville's downtown revitalization plans. Key features of the planned redevelopment include: Restoration of the historic faade while preserving its original architectural character. An approximately 8,200-square-foot sports bar, restaurant, and microbrewery on the main floor. A game room in the basement with pool tables, foosball, televisions, and other entertainment. A flexible second-floor event space suitable for banquets, community gatherings, or art exhibits. Seven residential apartments on the upper floors. Outdoor seating to help activate North Main Street. Architecturally, the building is recognized as an important historic downtown structure whose rehabilitation is intended to preserve its historic appearance while adapting it for modern commercial and residential use. It has been identified as one of the flagship projects in Gloversville's Downtown Revitalization Initiative. Included in this sale is building 35-37 This building has historically housed commercial businesses on the first floor (currently H & R block as a long-term ground floor tenant.) The second and third floors are vacant and present opportunity for offices, apartments or others uses subject to city approval. Both beautiful brick masonry buildings just need someone with a vision, drive and some TLC to bring them back to life.