142 W 2nd Street, Flint, MI 48502

Property Description

Step into a rare opportunity to own the iconic historic Elks Building, located in the heart of Downtown Flint’s sought-after Downtown Core Zoning District. Seller is highly motivated and open to offers. Prominently positioned on the corner of Beach St. and Second St., this historic brick building offers an exceptional blend of architectural character, historic significance, and development potential. Constructed in 1913 and listed on the National Historic Register, this remarkable property presents an unparalleled opportunity for investors, developers, entrepreneurs, and visionary business owners seeking a premier downtown asset with endless possibilities. Encompassing approximately 18,618 square feet across three levels plus a full basement, the building offers incredible flexibility for a wide range of uses including professional offices, luxury lofts, mixed-use redevelopment, apartments, event space, public services, hospitality concepts, or a dynamic live/work environment. Historic architectural details and timeless craftsmanship create a one-of-a-kind atmosphere that cannot be replicated in modern construction. A major advantage in Downtown Flint, this offering includes a second parcel with frontage on Beach Street (Tax ID: 41-18-112-005), providing valuable private paved off-street parking directly behind the building, in addition to readily available nearby street and public parking options. Ideally located within walking distance to the courthouse district, restaurants, parks, the Flint riverfront, Charles Stewart Mott Foundation, University of Michigan–Flint, and numerous downtown amenities, this property is perfectly positioned to capitalize on Flint’s continued revitalization and economic growth. Whether you envision a signature office headquarters, boutique residential conversion, mixed-use redevelopment, or long-term investment hold, the Historic Elks Building represents a truly once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a defining piece of Flint history.