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Building Type: Commercial

Business Type: Mixed; Restaurant; Retail; See Remarks

Construction: Block; Brick

Roofing: Built-Up

Floors: Wood; Ceramic Tile

Ceiling Height: 12.1 Feet to 14 Feet; 14.1 Feet to 16 Feet

Heating: See Remarks

Cooling: Central Air

Loading Facilities: Other (See Remarks)

Interior Features: Finished; Smoke Detector(s); Private Restrooms

Fencing: None

Building Features: Basement; Kitchen; Skylight(s); Display Window(s)

Parking Features: Free; See Remarks

Electric: APS

Gas: SW Gas

Water Source: Private

Sewer: Sewer - Public

New Financing: Cash Only; Owner May Carry; 1031 Exchange; Other (See Remarks)

Showing Notification Methods: Text; Phone Call

Lockbox Type: See Private Remarks

Source of Fincl Data: Owner

Existing 1st Loan: Treat as Free&Clear

Use Restrictions: Deed Restrictions

Environmental: None

The Office. An added bonus to this space is the huge storage cellar with time worn wooden timber stairs - wine cellar anyone? Complete with a commercial kitchen, this space is ideal for someone's vision of a new café, wine tasting room, wine bar, or retail venture. Primed and ready to serve Bisbee's steady stream of locals and tourists. The flexible C-1 zoning supports a variety of uses, including restaurants, retail, or specialty services. Upstairs, a beautifully appointed 809 sq ft one-bedroom studio/loft operates as a successful Airbnb, capitalizing on Bisbee's growing tourism market. The 1-bedroom walkup loft apartment has hip New York vibes, featuring original wood floors, exposed brick, and soaring ceilings and skylights. And the views are unmatched. This gorgeous loft is a favorite on Airbnb! With its proximity to Main Street's attractions and the town's reputation as a top travel destination (named one of Travel Lemming's 50 Best Places to Travel in 2024), this loft is a proven income generator. Constructed during Bisbee's mining boom, 14 Main St stands as a testament to the town's early 20th-century prosperity, when the Copper Queen Mine attracted dignitaries and investors. Its inclusion in the Bisbee Historic District underscores its cultural and architectural importance, offering a blend of nostalgia and opportunity for the discerning buyer. Situated in the heart of Old Bisbee, 14 Main St benefits from the town's vibrant mix of Victorian charm and modern allure, drawing birders, hikers, wine enthusiasts, and art lovers year-round. The surrounding Mule Mountains and historic landmarks enhance its appeal. With Bisbee's established visitor base and growing prominence, this property offers an exciting opportunity to own a landmark building with both commercial and residential income potential. Whether you envision a bustling café, a chic wine bar, or a curated retail space, 14 Main St is poised for success. Seller is willing to consider Owner-Carry Financing with acceptable offer. Own a piece of Bisbee's legacy while shaping its future. *Restaurant space additionally is FOR LEASE.