- For Lease Contact for pricing
- Property Type Retail
- Year Built 1901
- Date Updated May 31, 2026
Description
Built in 1901 and designed by the architectural partnership of Alfred E. McClure and George O. Holmes, Central Station No. 1 was the first fire station built after the Great Fire of that same year. The building was the first structure to rise from the ashes, signifying a beacon of hope for the resurrection of Downtown Jacksonville. More than 120 years later, the historic building still stands out amongst its neighbors, offering a once-in-a-generation opportunity for the reactivation of an icon.
Highlights
- First Floor: 2,500-4,860± SF - Concept options: Brewery, Wine Bar, Restaurant
- High visibility on main hard corner in Downtown
- Second Floor 4,860± SF - Concept options: Boutique Hotel, Apartments, Office Space
- Walkability to numerous lunch, dinner and entertainment options
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1 Space Available
Space Available
Space Type
Retail
Lease Rate
Contact for pricing
Total Space
9,720 SF
Divisible Space
2,500 - 9,720 SF
Available Date
Immediate
Renewal Option
Yes
Sublease
No
Build Type
Full build out
Contacts
Matthew Clark
Colliers
Sam Middlekauff
Colliers
Olivia Steinemann
Colliers
Location
Located at 39 E Adams St, Jacksonville, FL 32202, this property is part of the Northbank neighborhood and Jacksonville market.
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