266 Main St Wichita, KS 67202-1513
This exceptional 56,310 square foot Class B office building, situated in Wichita's vibrant Central Business District, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1955 and recently remodeled, the two-story structure boasts a new security system and offers multiple tenancy options within its 38,456 square foot lot. The property features convenient on-site parking, including both flat and covered spaces, making it highly accessible for employees and clients. Its location at 266 N Main St, near the intersection of Main and 2nd, places it in close proximity to key landmarks such as Cargill, the Epic Center, Sedgwick County Courthouse, City Hall, the YMCA, and the Post Office. The building is zoned for Central Business District use and is ideally suited for a technology-focused business, offering readily available internet service providers (ISPs) and fiber optic capabilities, along with on-site data storage options. With one building and elevators present, this property offers a compelling blend of classic charm and modern amenities in a highly desirable downtown location. The property's Sedgwick County location and 67202 zip code further enhance its appeal. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-maintained, strategically located office building in the heart of Wichita, Kansas.
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Kansas Corporation Commission Government Office
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Kansas Department of Labor Government Office
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Level 3 Communications Telecommunications Service
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