MLS# 295637 This historic building offers a versatile combination of retail, office, residential, and storage space. The 7,400-square-foot main floor is fully finished and move-in ready, featuring an open retail area at the front and additional space in the rear that is well suited for a residence, private offices, or support space. The rear of the building provides convenient alley access along with an overhead door for deliveries and loading. A 4,440-square-foot basement is fully paved and provides ample room for inventory, storage, and stocking. The 2,960-square-foot upper level has its own separate entrance and offers significant value-add potential, with the flexibility to be renovated into residential units, offices, or other compatible uses.
Courtesy: Williams Team Homes LLC
509-525-8326
Tarah Mccaw
Big City Living in a Small TownExperience a unique blend of luxury living and income-producing opportunity in the heart of Historic Dayton. The elegant second-story flat offers approximately 2,100 square feet of beautifully designed living space adjacent to the Historic Columbia County Courthouse. Features include a private entrance, private elevator, gas fireplace, built-in Bose stereo system, filtered water system, and a two-car garage with EV charging. Extensive updates include newer roof, plumbing, HVAC, and electrical systems.Filled with natural light, the residence showcases rich hardwood floors, a gourmet kitchen, and thoughtfully selected finishes throughout, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere ideal for both living and working.Below, street-level frontage on Main Street includes two leased retail spaces plus an additional office space currently available for lease, offering approximately 2,800 square feet of income-producing commercial space.Located in charming Historic Dayton, known for its walkability, low traffic, and proximity to the Blue Mountains, Bluewood Ski Area, and the Snake River. Dayton is home to more than 120 properties listed on the State and National Historic Registers, blending small-town charm with vibrant residential and commercial appeal.
Courtesy: Kelly Right RE of Walla Walla
509-489-7000
Julie Bickelhaupt
Some buildings are preserved, others are brought back to life. This beautifully restored historic commercial property offers character, functionality, and modern performance in a prime Main Street location in Historic downtown Dayton. This building has been thoughtfully updated, including new electric, plumbing, mini-split heating and cooling units on both the main and lower levels, new roof. Preserving original architectural elements such as vintage doors, historic woodwork, and classic detailing, creating flexibility for retail, office, professional, studio, or mixed-use potential (buyer to verify) with a strong street presence. The double doors between the commercial space and the living area create a nearly soundproof main floor living area. The newly finished full basement with egress adds additional living space, bedroom(s) and a newly added bathroom. Laundry area, storage areas and of course the former access to the Speak Easy of yesteryear. Enjoy the ease of walking to area attractions. You will appreciate the highly visible location for your business to local people and the many visitors attending the multitude of events held on Main Street and in the Dayton area.
Courtesy: Kelly Right RE of Walla Walla
509-489-7000
Scott Hudson
Very nice and well maintained commercial building in historic downtown Dayton WA. Large open space office, kitchenette, large bath, additional separate room/office, and nice outside patio area. Excellent location just two buildings East from the Main Street focal corner at stop light. Great lessee and rental history. Call for your showing today!
Courtesy: Kelly Right RE of Walla Walla
509-489-7000
Julie Bickelhaupt
POSSIBLE OWNER CARRY!! Excellent Main Street frontage and presence for the two main floor retail spaces, built in 1882 and restored in 1982 with attention to detail of the Victorian Architecture. Located near the recently opened Hotel Hardware. Two highly visible main floor business areas. 217 E Main has been a retail/restaurant with an outdoor patio area, 219 E Main was home to a successful art gallery for 30, now is leased for $1,250 per month. The four upstairs apartments have had good occupancy rate. Each unit has a washer/dryer appliance and a storage area. The owner will consider owner carry depending on the terms.
Courtesy: Kelly Right RE of Walla Walla
509-489-7000
Julie Bickelhaupt
In the heart of Historic Main St in Dayton, the Aeils-Bauer Building, built in 1900, has been tastefully updated with attention to the smallest of details. This 2,263 sq ft building now has a full kitchen, bathroom, laundry area and division of rooms for living/sleeping, and work space in the middle, leaving the front area with the fabulous windows as retail. Beautiful wood floors, classic wainscoting, high ceilings, and lighting all combine to create an inviting atmosphere. Recent improvements include three new mini-split units for heating and cooling, and added attic insulation that helped lower energy costs. This building is perfectly suited for anyone looking to combine business with residential living in a classic yet modern setting.
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Dayton is located in Washington. Dayton, Washington has a population of 2,544. Dayton is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 18.1% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.9%.
The median household income in Dayton, Washington is $61,671. The median household income for the surrounding county is $64,688 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Dayton is 52.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 26.3 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 16.4 inches per year, with 14.6 inches of snow per year.
