314 W. Main St. - Quincy
this commercial.residential comples is located on Main St. (Hw 70) in downtown Quincy. The commercial use is a WW1 vintage, Cradtsman-era home of 1675 sq.ft. that has 2 bedrooms, full bath, kitcen and laundry room. Parlor and dining room feature built-in bookshelves and a buffet with leaded galss doors. There is also a full basement of 1025 sq.ft that rents to a separate tenant. On Baker Way behind the main house, is a 2 story duples with a 900 sq. ft 2 bedroom 1 bath rental downstairs and a one bedroom, one bath rental of approx. 506 sq. ft upstairs.

Main St. commercial - Quincy
Very rarely does a commercial building come available in the heart of the Quincy business district. The 4 block radius consists of banks, restaurants, the Plumas County Courthouse and numerous shops. The building was the original fire station, then in about 1955 the previous owners added on and moved the original Quincy Mercantile into the sight. Over the years many, many upgrades have been done to the building and it currently houses a full beauty salon and women's clothing store. Tenants are long tern, excellent renters who have cared for the building as if it was their own. tHE BUSINESS IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE SALE, ONLY THE PROPERTY.

Commercial complex - Quincy
LISTING #: 11580C-MULTI-USE COMMERCIAL COMPLEX located on a level and sunny 1.55 acres right on Highway 70 on the north edge of downtownQuincy. This 11,650 sq./ft. building could be used as a divided combination retail storefront, jiffy lube, auto mechanics, car wash, etc. Several overheaddoors and 7 CAR LIFTS. OWNER MAY CARRY with $100,000 minimum down payment and or OWNER MAY TAKE PROPERTY IN TRADE for all or part ofthe value. ADDED LAND AVAILABLE. AGENT LICENSE #: 00483601

Historical Saloon for Sale - Quincy
This historically building currently houses the Capitol Club. Recently, the owners have remodeled the interior with bamboo flooring, remodeled both bathrooms and much more. The Capitol Saloon was built in 1873. This brick building has housed the same business under different owners for it's entire life, making it Quincy's second OLDEST continuous business.