210 Main St Norman, OK 73069-1333
This exceptional Class A commercial office building, located at 210 E Main St in Norman, OK, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 37,139 square foot, two-story building, constructed in 1924, sits on a 0.4-acre lot and is zoned C-3, Commercial Office. Previously a branch of Arvest Bank, this multi-tenant property offers high visibility and significant foot traffic due to its prime location in the heart of downtown Norman, near the train depot, county courthouse, and city municipal buildings. The building benefits from designated parking on Comanche Street. The asking price is $4,085,290, translating to $110 per square foot. A five-year deed restriction is in place. The property's proximity to bustling retail, restaurants, and other offices, combined with its prominent location on the southeast corner of Peters and Main Street (with 9,500 daily Main Street traffic counts), makes it an ideal investment. An adjacent property at 212 E Main Street is also available for purchase, offering potential for expansion or synergistic development. This is a chance to own a piece of Norman's historic downtown.
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R2 · Norman, OKNorman. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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