207 - 209 Douglas Avenue Providence

The Property

This recently renovated landmark mill building carries the history of its past while welcoming the diversity of the present. The “Hennessey – McHale Block” today known as The Brooklyn House, was built in 1873 to serve the Irish community as a grocery store. In 1940 it housed the first Armenian newspaper in America and operated for 57 years as the Armenian American Civic Club in pursuit of human rights for its people. Now, this well appointed brick building is being offered to the market and features a turn-key restaurant on the 1st level with potential for outdoor expansion and an additional lot for off street parking or to expand the building’s foot print.

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