4 S Idaho Street, Dillon, MT 59725

Located in Dillon's central business district, this historic multi-purpose building presents an opportunity for an owner/user or redevelopment. The 12,774 square foot building, situated on a 5,750 square foot lot, offers great views, abundant windows, and natural light. Currently configured for office and retail use, the building's flexible layout can potentially accommodate live/work arrangements, hospitality/restaurant ventures, or adaptive reuse projects. The building is equipped for business operations, featuring internet access, open areas, private spaces, and ample storage. It has previously served as a law office, professional office, retail space, and medical office. Constructed in 1910 by U.S. District Court Judge Joseph Poindexter and fully renovated in 1994 with updated electrical, plumbing, and air conditioning systems, the building retains many original architectural details and may qualify for historic classification. The upstairs corner office features the last remaining turret window in Dillon. The property benefits from excellent visibility and a central location with frontage on Idaho and Bannack Streets, close to the Patagonia Outlet store, Jaycee Park, and Vigilante Park. The current layout includes two retail spaces with large windows facing Idaho Street and a shared bathroom. The second floor features ten individual office spaces with abundant natural light and front and rear access staircases, configurable for a single firm or multiple users. A large shared kitchen or conference room area with windows is also located on the second floor, along with two bathrooms accessed off the shared corridor. The basement offers ample storage or office space and includes a full apartment with a bathroom. There are four on-site parking spaces in the rear of the building, with access from both the front and rear. There may be an option to add an exterior elevator in the rear of the building.