304 Main St Butte, MT 59701-9306
This stunning 1892 building at 304 N Main Street, Butte, MT, offers a unique investment opportunity. Spanning 17,446 square feet across three levels plus a full basement, this C3 Mixed-Use zoned property boasts exceptional character and versatility. Original features, including oak woodwork, tin ceilings, and three historic vault doors, add to its charm. The building's prime location within Butte's Urban Revitalization Agency and Opportunity Zone boundaries presents potential for financial incentives and tax credits. Its central location offers proximity to the Original Mine Yard, Federal Court House, Butte Silver Bow Archives, and the Uptown Business District. Enjoy unobstructed views in all directions from this uniquely positioned structure. While some infrastructure upgrades are needed, the building already features a membrane roof, upgraded wiring, a newer sewer line, double-pane windows, a commercial kitchen, a modern fire escape, and elevator service infrastructure. A courtyard could be converted into private parking. The adjacent paved lot is separately owned and not included in the sale. The possibilities are endless, from residential conversions to boutique lodging, dining, retail, office, or medical spaces. This is a chance to own a piece of Butte's rich history and shape its future. The 0.48-acre lot provides ample space for development.
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C3 · Butte, MTButte. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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