Retail / office building, formally Lowell's first library, constructed from a grant by the Carnegie Library commission w/ library opening in 1920, and later becoming Lowell Town Hall. Enter via steps to main level to 4 rooms, 2 restrooms, drop ceiling, carpeted, most with phone jacks. The largest room on main is 18 1/2 x 20 ft. carpeted stairway with gate upstairs office area, a reception area and 3 office areas w/ storage. The largest room is 15 x 20. Exit sign and smoke detectors included. The basement level has 2 outside entrances , one a concrete ramp plus exterior entrance. Carpeted west room 27 x 30 and a NE carpeted room 10 x 20. A central area has men's and woman's restrooms, and a water fountain (not working at this time). A large 93% efficient newer forced air furnace and central air unit included. Parallel public parking is in front and a 6-8 off street parking spaces along street beside church. This historic building with flag pole in front is being sold AS IS.