135 Wells St Milwaukee, WI 53203
This exceptional retail opportunity is located in the Germania Building, a stunning 8-story, 102,752 square foot Class B building constructed in 1896 and renovated in 2016. Situated in Milwaukee's Kilbourn Town submarket, this prime location boasts a Walk Score of 97, making it a "Walker's Paradise." The available space totals 5,861 contiguous square feet, ideal for a variety of retail uses. Benefit from high visibility on a street with 8,400 daily vehicle counts. The building features two elevators and is conveniently located near I-794, I-43, and I-94, as well as Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport (15 minutes away) and the Deer District (1 mile away). The Germania Building, with its unique Renaissance Revival architecture and distinctive copper domes, is a Milwaukee landmark. The property sits on a 14,682 square foot lot and is zoned C9E (Major Retail). Property taxes are $1.11 per square foot. This is a rare chance to establish your business in a historic, high-traffic location with excellent accessibility. The building's rich history, combined with modern amenities, creates an unparalleled opportunity for success. The building's Building FAR is 7. The APN is 3920001121, located in Milwaukee County.
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