The 110 W Main Street vacant 5,000 SF building holds a 46 ft expanse on Main Street, which is the single longest of the attached row buildings under the unique and historic walkway awning arcade, providing a large visual impact. 

 

Retail activity at 110 W Main Street is essential to the revitalization of the business district.  It has been recognized as a critical building for restoration with its location in the center of the downtown attached row buildings.  With updated electrical service, roof and façade improvements, and customization for a retail service, the building can be turnkey for an entrepreneur.  What once was a vibrant hardware store was sold during the COVID Pandemic and is used for general storage and the occasional retail sale.  With the recent passing of the property owner, the estate has the property for sale. 

 

The neighboring Cooler Bar & Grille is a big attraction with live entertainment and sponsored volleyball tournaments at Edmunds Park.  The owners, Cris Loutzenhiser and Amanda Meeder, are opening the Cooler Creamery (coming May 2025).  110 W Main Street is the attached row building adjacent to the ‘Cooler’ at 114 W Main Street.  With the NY Forward Award to contribute to the rehabilitation needed, Loutzemeeder Properties, LLC is proposing to purchase 110 W Main Street and restore it, much like they participated in the NY Main Street Implementation Grant for the Cooler Creamery ice cream shop.  They recognize the need for additional candy stores and other amenities in efforts of attracting and serving tourists.  This project is of particular interest to the Sherman Chamber of Commerce and is supported by the community.