Originally built as Kadlec Bros. in 1950, this building served as an auto dealership selling Studebaker cars and trucks from 1950 – 1955. For the last 20 years we have all known it as Jeff Jones Furniture. The property is located in the “2nd Avenue SE Automobile Row Historic District” and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The original building is 8,380 SF of showroom with some second story mezzanine/storage in both the front and the back. A steel frame warehouse with overhead door was added in 2002 for additional storage. The site has potential access to both state and federal tax credits for improvements via the National Historic District, Qualified Census Tract and Opportunity Zones.
Originally built as Kadlec Bros. in 1950, this building served as an auto dealership selling Studebaker cars and trucks from 1950 – 1955. For the last 20 years we have all known it as Jeff Jones Furniture. The property is located in the “2nd Avenue SE Automobile Row Historic District” and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The original building is 8,380 SF of showroom with some second story mezzanine/storage in both the front and the back. A steel frame warehouse with overhead door was added in 2002 for additional storage. The site has potential access to both state and federal tax credits for improvements via the National Historic District, Qualified Census Tract and Opportunity Zones.
