Each Archway detailed were originally large windows. They were removed approximately in the seventies. Five of the windows that were brought back are windstorm rated. Balance of arches were repurposed to give a shutter appearance. A new entry was added under yellow canopy. Columns sandblasted to remove as much paint as possible to bring back brick look.
Murals are by artist Derek Anderson
Sidewalk was acid-stained to give this checkerboard appearance.
It is believed that original purpose for first floor was for a car dealership back in the 40's. The rear elevation appeared to have multiple overhead doors. One overhead door (wind rated) was brought back smaller in size.
Interior shot of front of building.
Shiplap was harvested from apartment units above. to make a wainscot detail on first floor. While harvesting shiplap boards, it was discovered what appeared to be recycled billboards and they were repurposed them as accent details.
A view from front interior wall looking south. Three new 5-ton HVAC systems installed for first floor in 2021.
Acid-stained and sealed floor.
Tenant specific electrical charging outlets installed throughout first floor ceiling for drop-down charging of carts.
Two bathrooms existed behind these walls. One bathroom was eliminated and converted to storage. Reverting back to having a second bathroom would not be difficult. Currently, one ada bathroom exist. Entry under canpoy.
nside half bath. Plaster was chipped away to expose more brick.
Spacious Half bath.
Numerous exterior high windows were previously bricked in. We reclaimed 4 of them to bring in natural light.
Front counter job built. During demo, we found 4 of the original half round transoms and repurposed two of them. The other two are being stored upstairs.
First private office
Repurposed original round window
Second private office with wainscoting made out of repurposed shiplap from upstairs.
New Rear Overhead door.
One the new HVAC 5 ton systems.
Rear space used as a workshop area with nice natural light.
Backside of front counter with tons of storage and butcher block countertop.
Main Entrance is on 22nd Street
Derek Anderson (local artist) mural inspired by a postcard found in Rosenberg Library of how Broadway once looked with trolley traveling down middle of street.
Entrance to second floor that once housed 6 apartments. No mechanical exists on second floor currently.
Main hall for second floor apartments. Flat roof could potentially be converted into a balcony.
Welcome to 2127 Broadwayan exceptional opportunity to own a beautifully restored historic building in a prime, high-visibility location. Showcasing stunning original arched windows and carefully preserved architectural details, this property blends timeless character with incredible potential. The ground floor offers 4,848 square feet of open, flexible spaceideal for a showroom, retail business, or creative commercial use. It also includes two private offices and a bathroom. Upstairs, the space is framed for six one-bedroom units, presenting a fantastic opportunity for residential income, condo conversion, or alternative uses. Original wood floors and shiplap walls remain in excellent condition. The possibilities here are endlesseven consider transforming the upper level into climate-controlled storage with the addition of a freight elevator. A condo conversion could be especially attractive, with the potential of 3-4 off-street parking spaces on the ground level.
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