16 East Chestnut St Augusta, ME 04330

The Algernon Bangs House, a historic landmark constructed in 1892 in Augusta, is a Queen Anne style property featuring intricate craftsmanship and original detailing. This meticulously preserved building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Currently used as an office building, it includes private consultation rooms, a spacious reception area, and administrative spaces, while retaining its historical integrity with an ornate facade, period moldings, and custom windows. The second and third floors have bathrooms and were previously used as apartments before the second floor was converted to its current office use. Located in the capital city, the property offers visibility and accessibility with a large paved parking area for 12-14 cars. Direct outside access to the basement level allows for potential conversion to additional finished space or continued use as dry storage. Situated on a corner lot with frontage on both East Chestnut and St. Catherine in the BP zone, the location allows for a number of uses with more possible upon planning board approval. This property is suitable for continued professional office use, community engagement, or residential restoration. The property will convey vacant with no tenant. The building size is 5725 square feet.