Discover an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Oswego's rich history with this beautiful stone Freight House, built circa 1849. Originally part of the facilities serving the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad, which first ran down West Utica Street in 1848, this historic property is now available for development Historic Significance: A stunning stone structure with over 170 years of history, offering a unique charm and character that's perfect for a variety of development projects. Prime Location: Situated between West Second and West Third streets on Utica Street, this property benefits from a central location in Oswego, close to local amenities, transport links, and community attractions. Development Potential: The .48-acre lot provides ample space for creative development. Whether you're looking to transform it into a commercial hub, a cultural center, or a residential project, the possibilities are endless. Architectural Beauty: The robust stone construction offers a timeless aesthetic appeal, making it an attractive centerpiece for any development plan.