555 Main St Springfield, OR 97477
This exceptional 630-square-foot office space is ideally situated at 555 Main Street in Springfield, Oregon's vibrant Downtown Springfield submarket. Located in a mixed-use commercial zone, this single-tenant property offers excellent visibility with prominent Main Street frontage. The building, constructed in 1941 and renovated in 1985, is a one-story structure totaling 3,983 square feet. While the property itself does not include parking, its central location offers easy access to various public transportation options. The space features a shared kitchen and bathroom (not included in the 630 sq ft), adding convenience for tenants. This traditional/creative office space is part of a building that boasts a rich history, situated near popular establishments such as Noodle N Thai, Cornucopia, and the Springfield History Museum. The property sits on a 0.09-acre lot and is zoned for mixed-use commercial development, offering flexibility for various business types. Available March 1st, this location provides an unparalleled opportunity to establish a presence in the heart of Springfield. The address is 555 Main St, Springfield, OR 97477, at the cross streets of 6th & Main St, in Lane County.
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Troy M. Slonecker, Attorney at Law Law Firm
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Summit Realty Real Estate Agency
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Trusted Property Services LLC Property Management Company
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Oregon Landlord Services Property Management Company
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All Occasion Insurance Agency Inc Insurance Agency
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