PROPERTY AMENITIES

•    New Mexico Main Street Best Buildings Award 1995
•    Zoned for both Commercial and Residential use
•    Listed on the historic register
•    Located on Yankie St. in the historic
     downtown arts district
•    Large private courtyard (1560 sq. ft)
•    Off-street parking, private access
•    Large wooden carriage doors
•    Pedestrian door to courtyard from street
•    Parking variance for restaurant use      
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FEATURES

•    Open concept
•    Contemporary design
•    3860 sq. ft. total (with courtyard)
•    14’ ceilings with skylights
•    Verde gris stained concrete floor
•    Corrugated steel ceiling
•    Track and industrial lighting
•    Upstairs loft bedroom or office
•    Full bath
•    Kitchenette with custom cabinetry
•    Natural gas heat
•    Fully insulated
•    Studio with skylights
 		  

 

  

 

   STUDIO

•    600 sq. ft.
•    Natural gas heat
•    Cushioned wood floor
•    Skylights
•    200 amp electrical panel
•    Back stairs with outdoor access
•    Front double doors for easy access



 
PLAT 

Integrated into the historical downtown,
this contemporary interior was created
by designer Richard Earnheart. 
The original 7500 sq. ft. building has been converted into two separate properties
that share a common courtyard
behind the restored 25’ brick façade.

The property for sale is noted as 'Parcel B' on the plat.
 

  

 

HISTORY
The original building use was as the A.S. Goodell Warehouse and Feed Store located at 214 Yankie Street. Built in 1911 by Silver City building contractor Elizabeth Warren, the warehouse bridged the space between Goodell’s hay and grain store to the west and a Chinese grocery store to the east. Side walls of these neighboring buildings were tied together with the brick warehouse façade.

With the purchase in 1994 by the current owners, an extensive preservation and reconstruction effort was begun to restore the building and the façade to its original appearance.  After a cooperative venture that teamed the Silver City Main Street Corp. with the owners/developers of the building, the renovated façade was completed in 1996 and awarded the New Mexico Main Street Best Buildings Award for 1995.  It was also the first building in New Mexico with a designated deed of easement to preserve an historic façade.

While digging a trench for the concrete footers inside the courtyard, ceramic soy vessels and tiny glass opium vials were discovered underground.  Donated to the Silver City Museum, they have become part of the city’s permanent historical collection.  The original 7500 sq. ft. building has been divided into two separate properties (Suites ‘A’ and ‘B’) that share a courtyard fronted by the 25’ original brick facade.  Suite ‘B’ is currently being used as a contemporary studio/exhibition space and apartment and is being offered for sale.  
 
 
 PRICE  ....................................$287,500

Annual taxes..............................$777.42
Average monthly utilities:.........$100.83


 

 CONTACT
Edwenna or Richard Earnheart                        
214-B W. Yankie St.
Silver City, NM  88061                                         
505-534-4725
rearnheart@zianet.com
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More projects by Richard Earnheart
 

Richard Earnheart has twenty-five years of commercial and residential design and construction experience.  He has collaborated with such well known designers and architects as Thomas Lear Grace and Ettore Sottsass, whose projects have been featured in numerous national and international publications. Texas Architects, Texas Monthly, Interiors, Home & Garden, Texas Homes, and Ottagano are a few of the magazines that have published these prestigious projects. Working as a designer, consultant, or construction specialist, Richard Earnheart will be happy to assist you in creating the perfect project to fit your needs.

To see photos of some of these projects, click here.  Then click on each image for information and/or enhancement .

 

About Silver City

Included in the book The 100 Best Small Towns in America, Silver City is a growing community of businesses, artisans, and other professionals.  This historic property is just a few doors down from the best espresso in town, restaurants, the Silver City Museum and fifteen art galleries.  For more information about Silver City, visit the website at www.silvercity.org