A Rare Piece of Massillon History –The 1843 Worthorst Building is Ready for Redevelopment! Built in 1843 by Frank Worthorst, this sandstone block landmark in downtown Massillon offers over 35,000 sq. ft. across three floors and has housed the Masonic Temple and Lee Furniture, leaving behind a rich architectural legacy. The craftsmanship of this building is unparalleled, featuring original woodworking, exposed brick, and intricate detailing that set it apart from anything else on the market. Architectural Features: Exposed brick on the third floor, perfect for an event space, boutique lofts, or creative office suites Original woodwork, handcrafted details, and a built-in safe made by Al Capone’s date maker Dumbwaiter and freight elevator still intact Updates include: - New TPO roof installed - New concrete outside - Full renovation required, allowing a developer to maximize its potential Zoned B-2 Central Business District, this building is a blank canvas for developers with vision. Its expansive square footage, unique architecture, and prime location make it perfect for: -Apartments or lofts -Event venue or wedding space -Retail, restaurants- this would be perfect for a neighborhood chain like TGI Fridays or Applebees.  -Creative office spaces or co-working space -A boutique hotel, bed & breakfast, or mixed-use development Located in downtown Massillon, this property benefits from strong market demand and revitalization efforts. The public parking garage across the street and an additional lot next door provide ample parking for any future use. Even better, this property can be purchased alongside 112 Erie St., allowing an investor to own an entire city block with over 50,000 sq. ft. of usable space. Special financing options, including a potential land contract assumption, may be available for qualified buyers purchasing both properties together. Massillon’s historic downtown is transforming—be part of the movement and bring this one-of-a-kind property back to life. Contact us today for details!