LOCATION: Located in Historical Downtown Paris, Texas, in Lamar County. 90 miles northeast of Dallas, TX and minutes from Oklahoma.
122 and 130 Bonham St
Commercial building for sale with over 19,000 sq. ft. consisting of a first-floor front with 4,500 sq. ft. of completely remodeled and updated retail space with all new flooring, paint, and shiplap walls. 2 new A/C units, a new office area, and a new bathroom, along with 2 new dressing rooms. All three of these rooms were built from the ground up during remodeling in May–July 2021. The front also has all-new electrical and LED lighting installed for 2019 and 2020. This building also has an operational freight elevator. The back half of the first floor is warehouse space with access to the elevator and 3 large roll-up doors, two of them electric and one of them tall for an RV or large vehicle entrance. A new electric run to a platform area for appliance hookups and a 50 AMP RV plug have also been installed in the back. There is a side entrance to this area that is currently not used. The 2nd-floor mezzanine has one room with three windows overlooking the 1st-floor sales area, along with a bathroom. This area also overlooks the back half of the first floor. There is elevator access on this level as well, and there is a large storage area under the stairs. The 3rd floor is approx. 9,000 sq. ft. and is completely open; there is elevator access on this level as well. There are windows down the interior walls that overlook a courtyard and windows across the entire back of the building. This floor has 2 separate roof access points. The floors in this area have been replaced in several places, and some attention is still needed. Contact the listing agent for more information.
130 Bonham St is 30 feet of slab running the length of the building, currently used as parking.
This building can be purchased in conjunction with 116 & 120 Bonham St for $550,000.
AREA LINKS: City of Paris: https://www.paristexas.gov/; Paris Economic Development: http://parisedc.com/; Lamar County Historical Society: http://lchsparistx.org/
