The last big piece of downtown Gig Harbor.Five contiguous parcels. One offering. Frontage on Pioneer Way and 4th Avenue—in the Historic District of the Maritime City, where the working harbor, the shops, and the street still belong to each other.This may be the largest assemblage left in the district. It is not a single house with a pretty porch. It is a block of possibility with an anchor already earning its keep.The anchor (1950s, ~4,000 sq ft, mixed-use)Main floor: 2,000 sq ft of retail on Pioneer.Above: three residential apartments.On the same parcel: two detached dwellings—one small and unapologetically rustic, the other a 1,300 sq ft, two-bedroom gem with Spanish Revival soul. Sewer, water, and storm are already at the Pioneer frontage. Zoning is not timid: it allows a magnitude of uses. Keep the mix. Reimagine the mix. Add. Assemble. This is the rare downtown site where the land, the frontage, and the existing buildings all argue in the same direction.Gig Harbor’s historic core is walkable, photographed, and finite. Parcels this size, with two street faces and income already on the books, do not come back around.

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