1500 Washington Ave St St. Louis, MO 63103
This exceptional St. Louis commercial property, located at 1500 Washington Ave, offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible and adaptable space. The 10,350 square foot building, constructed in 1896, boasts a charming character with gorgeous windows providing ample natural light on both floors. Currently, 4,600 square feet is available for lease, with the potential to lease the entire building. The property features a versatile layout suitable for various uses, including coworking, retail, restaurant, and cafe spaces. Its prime location in the St. Louis submarket, near the City Museum and The Last Hotel, ensures high foot traffic and visibility. The building is zoned for Industrial Commercial use and sits on 0.3 acres of land. The two-story building has a Class C rating and offers multiple tenancy options. Lease terms and Net Net Net (NNN) expenses are negotiable. This property presents a rare chance to establish a thriving business in a vibrant and desirable location. The building's historical charm combined with its modern adaptability makes it an ideal investment for a variety of commercial ventures. Contact us to discuss lease options and explore the possibilities of this exceptional property.
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Isalis (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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Party City Party Supply Store (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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Skunk Funk Big Box & Wholesale Store
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Carl's Trading Co Hat Shop
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Bushka's Kitchen LLC (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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