110 2Nd St Wichita, KS 67202
The Baltimore, located at 110 E 2nd St N in Wichita, Kansas, presents a unique opportunity to lease prime commercial space in a meticulously renovated historic building. Built in 1874 and extensively updated in 2021, this Class A, three-story building offers 31,866 square feet of total space, with 1,037 square feet currently available for lease. The property is categorized as both Executive and Creative Office space, making it suitable for a variety of businesses. The available space is situated on the first floor, offering convenient street-level access. This mixed-use building features a blend of retail and office space, with the upper floors housing Class A apartments. Tenancy is multiple, indicating a vibrant and diverse community within the building. The building's rich history is complemented by modern amenities, including two swimming pools, an outdoor gathering area, a dog park, a clubhouse, a fitness facility, and a shared kitchen/breakroom area, all accessible to both commercial and residential tenants. The building's location in Sedgwick County, at the intersection of Main & 2nd Streets, provides excellent visibility and accessibility within Wichita's vibrant downtown area. The zip code is 67202. This is a rare chance to secure office space in Wichita's oldest commercial building, combining historical charm with contemporary convenience and upscale amenities.
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