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PRICE $295,000 SIZE 7,000 sqft LOT SIZE 3,529 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Own a piece of Guthrie history! Built in 1907, the Farquharson Building is a Late Victorian contributing structure within the Guthrie Historic District. This approximately 7,000-square-foot, two-story mixed-use property offers a 25' x 140' footprint and outstanding income-producing potential. Located along Oklahoma Avenue in the heart of downtown, the property benefits from year-round visitor activity and major events that bring thousands of pedestrians into the district. Scheduled 2026 events include Guthrie's Downtown Market every Friday through October 30, the International Bluegrass Festival October 8-10, the Guthrie Wine & Craft Festival October 17"”advertising more than 5,000 attendees"”the Lighted Christmas Parade traveling along Oklahoma Avenue on November 28, and Victorian Walk Nights December 5 and 12. Guthrie's Territorial Christmas festivities project approximately 10,000 attendees. The approximately 3,500-square-foot main level has been gutted and is ready for your finishing touches. Beautiful tin ceiling tiles preserve its historic character, while sandblasting of the exposed interior brick has begun"”and the results are stunning. The flexible space could accommodate retail, office, restaurant, gallery or other commercial uses. New electrical panels have been installed, along with a newer sewer line extending to the city main. The owner has also completed a roof inspection, with the report available for review. An exterior-access basement provides additional space and has remained dry, per the seller. Upstairs, a full apartment is currently tenant-occupied and features separate front and rear entrances. Completely separate from the apartment is an expansive approximately open space showcasing beautiful views and exposed brick. Buyer to verify zoning, permitted uses, square footage, event attendance and conversion requirements. A rare opportunity to combine historic character, commercial flexibility, rental income and downtown exposure!