205 Main St Joplin, MO 64801

This exceptional redevelopment opportunity presents a unique chance to revitalize the historic Joplin Union Depot, a 22,640-square-foot mixed-use building situated on 3.6 acres in downtown Joplin, Missouri. Originally opened in 1911 and designed by renowned Kansas City architect Louis Curtiss, this reinforced concrete structure boasts a rich history, having served as a vital transportation hub for the Kansas City Southern, Missouri-Kansas-Texas, and Santa Fe Railroads. The building, vacant since 1969, is listed on the National Historic Register (1973) and is eligible for State and/or Federal Historic tax credits, offering significant financial incentives for the right developer. The expansive interior features a two-story waiting room, a Rose Room Restaurant, a Union Depot Coffee Shop, restrooms, ticket booths, offices, a newsstand, separate smoking and retiring rooms, a baggage and freight area, a second-floor greenhouse and fish tank, and a basement heating plant. This prime location at 205 N Main St, Joplin, MO 64801, presents a compelling investment opportunity to restore a significant piece of Joplin's heritage and create a vibrant, modern space. The property's size and historical significance offer immense potential for a variety of adaptive reuse projects. The Missouri Department of Natural Resources, State Historic Preservation Office, currently owns the property and seeks a developer committed to its rehabilitation. This is a rare chance to acquire a landmark building with substantial historical value and significant redevelopment potential.