Located in the heart of downtown Sebastopol, 149 N. Main Street offers a rare opportunity to own a distinctive commercial building with decades of local history and an exceptionally versatile layout. With approximately 1,600 square feet, the property features a large, open storefront with soaring ceilings, abundant natural light and skylights, complemented by smaller rooms and an upstairs loft/storage area that allow for a variety of uses. The building's character is immediately apparent, from its 1920s architectural detailing and brickwork to the large angled display windows framing the Main Street entrance. Dual access from N. Main Street and the town square adds flexibility, while two designated parking spaces and an easement providing access to McKinley Street are valuable features in this central downtown location. For decades, the space has been woven into Sebastopol's commercial history. Before becoming the longtime home of Pine Grove, the building housed Jack Clark's men's store and, earlier, the Melody Record Shop. Today, the expansive front room remains bright, airy and welcoming, a space that feels connected to downtown while offering a sense of calm right on Main Street. Positioned on one of Sebastopol's most central blocks, the property is within mere moments of the town square, The Barlow, restaurants, shops, theater, library, grocery stores, post office and the many community events that bring downtown to life throughout the year. After decades as a gathering place and home to local businesses, 149 N. Main Street is ready for its next chapter, and the vision of its next owner.
Listing courtesy of Timothy Hedges from Vanguard Properties
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