The Hampden Building

Explore the dynamic Western Massachusetts market surrounding The Hampden Building in vibrant Springfield. This location offers proximity to attractions such as the Springfield Museums, Dr. Seuss National Memorial Sculpture Garden, and the MassMutual Center. With its strategic position within the bustling downtown area, The Hampden Building is an enticing prospect for office building investors seeking to capitalize on the region's energy and growth. Join the flourishing Western Massachusetts business community today.The Patton and Loomis Block at the southwest corner of Main and Hampden Streets was built in 1864 for C.L. Loomis and William Patton. It is a four-story masonry structure, finished in brick that is stuccoed on the Main Street facade, and part of the Hampden Street facade. The Main Street facade was remodeled in 1909 and repaired in 2020. Originally, the upper floors had a gymnasium and an auditorium. There are now offices on the top 3 floors, the ground floor has 3 retail units. The building was listed in the National Historic Registry of Historic Places in. 1983. Great fit for a buyer/user!