200 E Main Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73104

This historic two-story office/warehouse building was built in 1911 and retains original architectural details. The property is configured with office space upstairs and an open warehouse area below, providing structural flexibility for a range of uses. As presented, the building can support ground-level retail or food and beverage concepts, with additional opportunities upstairs for hospitality suites or other adaptive reuse. The offering includes a modest total footprint and dedicated off-street parking for 10 vehicles on the property.

Located in the Bricktown District in downtown Oklahoma City, the building is positioned within the Bricktown Core zoning District and is also noted as being in an Opportunity Zone. Bricktown is described as an entertainment and tourism area with year-round events and nearby attractions. The public remarks also cite proximity to Chickasaw Bricktown Ballpark and Paycom Center, and reference the scheduled arrival of the new Oklahoma City Thunder arena.

For developers and operators, the building’s mix of upstairs office space and an open warehouse level can translate into multiple redevelopment pathways, including continued commercial use or mixed-use concepts. The on-site parking and freestanding nature support day-to-day access for customers, visitors, or tenants, while the building’s historic character can be incorporated into residential, hospitality, or retail planning as appropriate to the project scope.