1125 Jackson St Omaha, NE 68102
Discover a unique commercial leasing opportunity in Omaha's vibrant Old Market District. The Bakery Building, a historic three-story structure (34,100 total square feet) originally housing the P.F. Petersen Baking Co., offers a blend of prime street frontage at the corner of 12th and Jackson Streets and charming alleyway suites. This 0.36-acre property, built in 1910 and renovated in 2013, is classified as Class B. Currently, one 3,300 square foot space is available for lease within this multi-tenant building. The Old Market's lively atmosphere attracts a diverse mix of locals and tourists, creating a high-traffic area ideal for businesses seeking strong visibility. Located near popular establishments like Jackson Street Tavern and Big Brain Tattoo, the building benefits from its proximity to galleries, entertainment venues, and a variety of residential, corporate, and retail options. This exceptional location offers a unique opportunity to establish your business in a historic setting within Omaha's most desirable district. The building's rich history and prime location provide an unparalleled opportunity for businesses seeking a distinctive and thriving environment. This space is perfect for a creative office tenant seeking a unique and established location.
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