310 Main St, Chelsea, MI 48118-1555
This exceptional mixed-use office building, a landmark in downtown Chelsea's Clocktower Complex, offers 27,410 square feet of space across three stories. Built in 1907, this Class B property boasts a charming historic character, complemented by modern conveniences. Currently, 5,795 square feet are available for lease, divisible into units ranging from 1,046 to 2,662 contiguous square feet. The building features one passenger elevator and is situated on a one-acre lot at the intersection of E Middle Street and North Street, benefiting from high foot traffic. The C-5 zoning allows for a variety of commercial uses. The property includes convenient on-site parking, supplemented by nearby public lots and street parking. The building's common areas are shared with retail and hospitality businesses, creating a vibrant and convenient work environment. Light-filled and spacious, these available suites are ready for immediate occupancy. The property's location within the Clocktower Complex and its proximity to other local businesses and retail establishments make it an ideal location for a variety of businesses. The building's address is identified by APN 06-06-12-111-001, and it's situated in the Washtenaw W of 23 submarket cluster within Ann Arbor. This unique opportunity combines historic charm with modern functionality in a prime downtown location.
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C5 CENT · Chelsea, MIChelsea. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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