1-7 South Mount Vernon Avenue

Uniontown is a city in Fayette County, 46 miles southeast of Pittsburgh. Uniontown is the county seat and largest city of Fayette County. Popularly known as “Beesontown”, the “Town of Union” was founded by Henry Beeson on July 4th 1776. With a vast historical significance, Uniontown is included in the National Register of Historic Places. Historical events that took place in this area include the Fort Necessity Battlefield which ignited the French and Indian War, and the Whiskey Rebellion. The National Road, a 90 mile corridor that runs through Uniontown is known as Americas Road to Revolution (Cumberland Rd), was routed through Uniontown in the early 19th century, and the town grew along with the road. In 1967 Uniontown was the birthplace of the McDonald’s Big Mac sandwich, and in 2007 the Big Mac Museum was opened in North Huntingdon Township in Westmoreland County, which upset Uniontown residents. Uniontown Hospital is the larger of the two hospitals in the county and it is also the city’s and the county’s largest employer. Today, Uniontown is a trade and marketing center with light industries, and has a population of 9,837 according to the 2019 censusSVN is pleased to present this well-maintained 6 Unit Mixed-Use Investment opportunity consisting of 3 apartments and 3 commercial tenants. This property is located at one of Uniontown's most recognizable and highly traveled intersections. The property benefits from excellent visibility, convenient access, and a long established commercial presence within the local market. The building has been well cared for and exhibits minimal deferred maintenance, allowing investors to focus on cash flow rather than capital expenditures. The opportunity offers predictable income supported by a proven location and functional improvements. The property represents the type of durable, income-producing real estate that has historically performed well for local and regional investors.