Built circa 1872, the Vicksburg & Brunswick Depot has stood as part of Eufaula's story for more than 150 years. Originally serving as a passenger and freight depot, the building played a role in Eufaula's early rail connection to Clayton, helping establish the city as a transportation hub along the Chattahoochee River. Today, it remains one of downtown's most recognizable historic structures. The depot offers approximately 7,600 square feet and features solid brick construction, arched openings, original wood doors, deep overhanging eaves with exposed timber brackets, a metal roof, and historic painted advertising along the exterior. Southern Parkway railroad tracks run adjacent to the property, reinforcing its historic connection to rail and commerce. Prominently positioned along South Randolph Avenue, the property sits just steps from City Hall, Alabama Power, downtown shops, and only minutes from the Chattahoochee River. The property is a contributing historic resource within the Seth Lore and Irwinton Historic District and is listed as Historic Inventory No. 664. It is zoned M-1 and may be eligible for historic rehabilitation or restoration incentives, subject to qualification and approval. Exterior modifications must meet the City of Eufaula's historic design guidelines available at . This offering is intended for serious buyers only. Tours are strictly by appointment and will be scheduled upon receipt of proof of funds.

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