A Kingman Landmark. A Century of History. Your Next Opportunity! Located at 301 N. 4th Street in downtown Kingman, this historically significant property offers a rare opportunity to own one of the community's iconic early 20th-century buildings. Originally constructed in 1903-1904 as Elks Lodge No. 468, this remarkable structure was shared by several prominent fraternal organizations and even featured an opera house on its first floor. Built with locally quarried tufa stone and showcasing distinctive Richardsonian Romanesque Revival architecture, the property reflects the character and craftsmanship of Kingman's early days. Offering approximately 14,300 square feet of existing building space, the property features a main level with kitchen facilities and a bar, a second level with its own separate entrance, and a basement, providing multiple possibilities for business operations, creative uses, or redevelopment. Situated on approximately 0.43 acres, the parcel also offers additional outdoor space and opportunities to expand the property's functionality. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1986, this is far more than a commercial property, it's a landmark with a story to tell. Whether envisioned as an event venue, entertainment destination, specialty business, or unique commercial investment, this is an exceptional opportunity to own a piece of Kingman's heritage and shape its next chapter.
- Age: Over 50 Years Old
- Floor Covering: Wood
- Floor Covering: Concrete
- Floors: 2
- Legal Description: T21N R17W SEC 24 KINGMAN, TOWN(PLAT OF) ON LINE A & P RR BLK 13 L OT 11,13,15
- MLSID: 043654
- Roof Type: Membrane
- Roof Type: Shingle