WORCESTER – The property at 300 Southbridge Street in Worcester — which includes the Sargent-Card Clothing Factory and the Miss Worcester Diner — is for sale. The listing price is $1,175,000.
The Miss Worcester Diner opened in 1950. Today it is owned by Kim Kniskern. The sale of the Sargent building will include the diner.
The Sargent-Card building is one of the oldest surviving factory buildings in Worcester. The three-story brick building was built in 1866 and is more than 28,000 square feet of floor space.
The property is located in a zoning area that could be eligible for a Tax Incremental Financing Plan from the City of Worcester.
The Sargent-Card building was the first of three manufacturing buildings built in the 19th century that became known as the Southbridge-Sargent manufacturing district.
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Tom MarinoTom is the VP of Business Operations for TWIW as well as a journalist. He was a history student at Worcester State University and has many years experience technical recruiting, marketing and a long time entrepreneur.
