Built as a cheese factory around 1930, this 3,000 square foot structure sits on almost a quarter-acre lot across from the Lansing Creeper Trail Park. In 1942 it was opened as Coble Dairy and closed in 1967. A wooden parapet covers the majority of the brick and concrete building. Rooms of varying sizes make up the 50x60 foot footprint. All rooms have concrete flooring with a floor drain. Windows and skylights constructed of original steel. There is a 6-inch well in a little well house at the rear of the site, and a 7,600 sq. ft. paved space surrounds the structure on three sides. This property would be great for a variety of spaces, but especially for those that cater to artists and craftspeople (woodwork, ceramics, welding, machine shop, etc.). Building requires substantial roofing, electrical, and plumbing repairs, as well as connection to city water and sewage. This one-of-a-kind, repurposed industrial facility has so many potential uses.