- THE HISTORIC BANGOR ELEVATOR - 142 West Monroe Street

Own a piece of southwest Michigan history!  Built in 1873, the Bangor Elevator was meticulously renovated from top to bottom in the mid 2000’s including brand new oak deck, roofing, siding, insulation, doors & windows, electrical service, HVAC & upgrades to provide modern amenities, flexibility in its use, and accessibility.

This stunning building could be perfect as a one-of-a-kind event venue, restaurant, brewery, specialty shops, antique/art gallery or unique market of any kind! Main floor features over 3,000 sf of beautiful open space, with bar area, catering kitchen, & restrooms.

Second floor features an additional 1,600 sf of loft area and original grain chutes that have been cleverly converted into unique spaces for private offices or display spaces, dining areas, or additional event needs.

The attached warehouse building features 2,000sf of open area with two loading docks & storage which could be easily converted into additional public, private, or event space. Warehouse basement includes over 2,500 sf of storage area with high ceilings & loading door (with lower level garage/ramp access) An additional 2,000 sf of storage is also available in original building.  Freight elevator services all floors and is operational. Updated electrical throughout (3-phase).

Just 10 minutes from South Haven & Lake Michigan, 30 minutes to Kalamazoo, 90 minutes to Chicago, with many local wineries, vineyards, and inland lakes close by, this highly visible location is conveniently located for both visitors and residents of southwestern Michigan! 

The Bangor Elevator is adjacent to the historic Bangor train station, with daily Amtrak service directly to/from Chicago, Holland, Grand Rapids, & St. Joseph aboard the Pere Marquette line. 

Previously operated as an event venue and brewery, event photos are available on "The Knot" wedding website. https://www.theknot.com/marketplace/bangor-elevator-bangor-mi-1061567

Don't miss your chance to own this beautiful and historic piece of southwest Michigan history!

Contact Dan Schlaack today for details.  269-308-9111 or 773-398-1950