220 S Campbell Ave Springfield, MO 65806
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This exceptional 11,474-square-foot, two-story building in downtown Springfield, Missouri, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1919, this all-brick structure boasts a main floor of approximately 3,280 square feet with 17-foot ceilings and a 1,050-square-foot mezzanine. A central bar area (16ft x 18ft U-shaped) faces a 12-foot raised music platform. Two multi-stall restrooms are conveniently located. The rear features a fully equipped kitchen with a 9-foot Accurex stainless exhaust hood, Ansul fire suppression system, Notifier/Honeywell fire alarm system, and a three-compartment stainless sink. The kitchen is climate-controlled with two Rheem mini-split systems. The second floor, accessible via a wide staircase, offers approximately 3,444 square feet of open office space with 12-foot ceilings, concrete flooring, two restrooms (one with a shower), a carpeted conference room, and a kitchen area with counters and cabinets. Dual wood-trimmed skylights enhance the natural light. A partially framed 3,280-square-foot basement provides ample storage, dual access stairways, a Rinnai tankless gas water heater, and a Great Basin grease interceptor. The entire basement is sprinklered. The property sits on a 0.09-acre lot and is zoned CC Center City. Its prime location at the intersection of Campbell Avenue and McDaniel Street places it among numerous office and retail businesses. The asking price is $1,000,000 ($87.15/sq ft). This property is vacant and ready for its next chapter.
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