
(Front of the building)
The windows on the first floor of the building had covered with a thick white sheet that hung from the ceiling to floor as drop cloths. Making it hard to catch a glimpse inside. Only when the wind blew, would the long draping drop cloths would provide a view of the first floor.

(Interior of the front area of the building)

(Glass spiral staircase leading to the loft upstairs.)
Natural sunlight filled the room displaying white painted walls along with natural wood that had been primed for display. Dawning the walls was a plethora of plants and plant life. Past what appeared to be a hip height bar, down the hall and off to the left was a natural wood spiral staircase. That lead to the upstairs loft living area.
Once climbing the spiral staircase leading upstairs, the scenery shifted to a rustic aesthetic. Keeping the historical roots of the structure intact.

(Living Room)

(Rustic modern kitchen)

(Loft Bedroom)

(Art Studio)

(Photography Darkroom)
Back on the first floor, past the bar was an open doorway that lead out into a patio area that was much more open to sunlight and the elements.
(Indoor greenhouse/patio sitting area.)
It would become quite clear to whomever owned the place, was into plant life and displaying it artistically.
The building was not for sale, for it was already owned. Located on the backside of the town square. Walking distance from the town's library and town pharmacy; where there was still an old fashioned, functioning soda fountain bar.
