1111 W 39Th St Kansas City, MO 64111
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The Loretto, a stunning 102,000 square foot, four-story office building located at 1111 W 39th St in Kansas City, Missouri's vibrant Westport neighborhood, presents a unique investment opportunity. Originally constructed in 1903 and extensively renovated in 2020, this historic building boasts a blend of traditional and executive office spaces, perfect for a variety of businesses. Currently offering multiple tenancies, available spaces range from 150 to 2,302 square feet, providing flexibility for companies of all sizes. The building features 50 parking spaces and elevators for convenient access. Its prime location in Jackson County, zip code 64111, offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The Loretto's rich history as a former girls' school adds to its unique character and charm. This multi-purpose venue also incorporates apartment units and an event space, creating a dynamic and vibrant atmosphere. The building's substantial size and recent renovations ensure modern amenities and functionality within a historically significant structure. This is an exceptional opportunity to secure office space in a highly desirable and well-established Kansas City location.
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