1320 Yuba St Redding, CA 96001
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This exceptional 19,095 square foot retail space, located at 1320 Yuba Street, Suite B-10 in Redding, California, presents a rare opportunity. Known as "The Vault," this unique property boasts a rich history, housed within a 24,500 square foot building originally constructed in 1956 and extensively renovated in 2022. The space, formerly a Crocker Bank vault, offers a multitude of possibilities for a creative tenant. The minimum divisible space is 1,385 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of 8,100 square feet available. The building features three stories and includes an elevator, with a dedicated elevator serving this suite. This is particularly advantageous given the potential for a speakeasy, as suggested by the property's unique character. The property sits on a 20,909 square foot lot and is zoned DCD-SP-BH - Downtown Core District - Specific Plan Overlay - Building Height Overlay (APN: 101-790-005). Its prime downtown location, near the cross street of Pine Street, in Shasta County (zip code 96001), offers excellent visibility and accessibility. This is a must-see property for discerning tenants seeking a truly distinctive space.
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On Call Electrical Electrical Service General Contractor
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Matt Rosenberg Law Offices Law Firm
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Headflood Advertising Agency Marketing & Advertising
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Redding Fashion Alliance Charitable Organization Social Service Agency
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Krause Matthew D PhD Physician Medical Clinic
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