Fire Station in Downtown Columbia - 1001 Senate St, Columbia, SC 29201

The Columbia Central Fire Station, built between 1949 and 1951, boasts a significant Modern architectural presence. The Fire Station originally consisted of two buildings and a drill tower structure. The main building, a two-story masonry building on the northwest corner, and the fire truck garage building, a one-story masonry building on the northeast corner of the property served as the Columbia Fire Department’s Headquarters from 1950 until 1995. This property is listed in the National Register and is available for lease. Located at the corner of Park Street and Senate Street, the property is directly across from Monterrey Mexican Restaurant, Five Guys and the Flying Saucer Draught Emporium and is in the Vista, which is home to a number of retailers such as Publix, Blue Marlin, Mellow Mushroom, Whit-Ash Furniture, Motor Supply Company Bistro, Pearlz Oyster Bar, Urban Outfitters and Starbucks.   Also close by the South Carolina State House, Colonial Life Arena and in Columbia's Business District, this area sees a high amount both foot traffic and vehicles per day (27,900 VPD on nearby Gervais Street.)

Great parking available: on site and on-street parking plus an 800+ car garage across the street
Within immediate proximity to the University of South Carolina, The State Capitol and the Columbia CBD
Nearby businesses include Urban Outfitters, Starbucks, Ruth's Chris, Hickory Tavern, Hilton, USC Alumni Center and Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center
First Floor: ±3,700 SF Available
Second Floor: Fully Leased
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