Part of what's historically known as the Norway Savings Bank Block, this circa 1894 brick building was designed by George M. Coombs, one of Maine's most prominent architects of the era. It sits in a prime spot right on Main Street in Norway's historic district, across from the post office and surrounded by neighboring banks and businesses. With 12,270 vehicles passing by in a single day (Maine DOT, April 2024) and sidewalks right out front, this is great exposure for any business. Downtown Norway is one of the most charming small towns in western Maine. Main Street is lined with beautiful brick buildings, many built right after the Great Fire of 1894, and it's packed with local restaurants, cafes, shops, a brewery, and the co-op. There's something going on year round, from the Snowshoe Festival in winter to the Norway Arts Festival in July, the Foothills Food Festival, and the holiday parade every fall. If you love the outdoors, Norway Lake, Shepherds Farm Preserve, Roberts Farm Preserve, and plenty of other hikes are all close by. You're also just minutes from the high school, middle school, hospital, and everyday conveniences, with Portland, Auburn, and Bethel an easy drive away. The building has been well maintained. The first floor unit is available and ready to occupy, with an open foyer/waiting area with large tinted windows facing Main Street, a conference room with a built-in desk and shelving, a hallway workspace for filing and printing, 2 offices, a bathroom, and a kitchen. The second floor unit is home to an established tenant and features an open waiting room, 3 office rooms (2 overlooking Main Street), a conference room, storage, a full bath with shower, and a kitchen. A full unfinished basement offers plenty of storage. This is a rare chance to own a piece of Norway's history right on Main Street!