1312 Locust St, Des Moines, IA 50309

Richie Hurd

PRO

IA IA S59663000

Richard Hurd

IA B11535000

Daniel Hurd

IA S60195000

Listed by Hurd Real Estate

$12 - $22/SF/YR

2342 days on market

Updated 112 days ago

Chamberlain Building

Building Details

Property Type

Retail

Sub Type

Restaurant, Storefront (+2)

Tenancy

Multiple

Lease Type

NNN

Class

Total Building SqFt

30,876

Min Divisible SqFt

1,095

Max Contiguous SqFt

6,934

Vacant SqFt

8,029

Year Built

1915

Spaces

Additional 1,095 SF of office or storage space available to support restaurant operations. Could be built-out as office space.

6,934 SF second generation restaurant space available for lease with first floor and mezzanine level space. Additional 1,095 SF of office or storage space available to support restaurant operations. Flexible layout well-suited for restaurant, entertainment, or event concepts. Prominent storefront presence along Locust Street with excellent visibility to Sculpture Park traffic. Opportunity to establish a signature destination in Des Moines’ thriving Western Gateway.

Retail | 2 spaces available | 1,095 SqFt - 6,934 SqFt

Building description

Located on the Papajohn Sculpture Park
The Building was Remodeled in 2008
Parking Available for Tenants
Walkable Location to Many Amenities in the Western Gateway and Des Moines Metro Core
Excellent Views of Krause Gateway Center, Wellmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield Headquarters, and the Park
New Neighboring Office Tenants Including MidAmerican Energy, American Equity Investment Life Insurance, and the City of Des Moines' new City Hall

Building highlights

6,934 SF second generation restaurant space available for lease with first floor and mezzanine level space.
Additional 1,095 SF of office or storage space available to support restaurant operations.
Flexible layout well-suited for restaurant, entertainment, or event concepts.
Prominent storefront presence along Locust Street with excellent visibility to Sculpture Park traffic.
Opportunity to establish a signature destination in Des Moines’ thriving Western Gateway.