Egyptian Temple in Mobile: $6.9M Gem

0:00It's April 30th. This is Birmingham News today, local news powered by AI. That Egyptian-style temple right in downtown Moa LaBama just hit the market for $6.9 million. This massive 58,000 square foot spot, built around 1921, stands out with its pyramids and sphinx vibes, drawing eyes from, locals and tourists alike. Back then, Egyptology was blowing up after digs like Karnak Temple got uncovered, so local architect George B. Rogers designed it as a grand lodge for. The Order of the Scottish Right, it captures that Valley of the Kings feel complete with temple walls and obelisks. For over a century, folks in this port city have been hooked on its look, and now it pulls double duty as a hot event space for weddings, marty grow, balls, prams and big gatherings. The listing agent calls it a historic gem that's evolved into a go-to spot for celebrations. Step inside, and you've got a first floor ballroom that seats over 1,000 plus upper levels

1:03with meeting rooms, a huge temple auditorium, and a rooftop once used for outdoor dances with bay views. It's prime for luxury condos, boutique hotels, rooftop bars, or more event action. Sold as is, this place screams potential for whoever snags it. Imagine transforming their rooftop stage into the next big downtown draw while keeping. The Egyptian Magic Alive.