111 N Fir Street, Medford, OR 97501

Merit Commercial Real Estate is pleased to exclusively present 111 N Fir Street, a long-standing and iconic office building and deeded parking lot located in beautiful Medford, Oregon (the "Property"). The history of the Property is notable; originally built as a flagship corporate headquarters in 1991, the building housed the operations for the large-scale daily newspaper Mail Tribune that served Medford and the greater Jackson County for more than 100 years.

The office building is centrally located in downtown Medford on ±0.69 acres at the corner of N Fir Street and W 6th Street, adjacent to the former Mail Tribune manufacturing building (also available for sale - contact brokers).The building itself is approximately a total of 30,056 SF across two floors (per County records).

The magnificent front entry off of North Fir Street leads to elegant glass reception desks and secure badge-controlled access to the expansive areas on the first floor. Designed for optimum efficiency, the office space on the lower level is designed with a bullpen-style layout, multiple private offices, dedicated restrooms, storage, and flex rooms.

Two fully-built production studio rooms, dedicated server rooms (conditioned with floating floors), all leading to a large dividable event room with private outdoor patio spaces and separate entrance. The second floor includes additional large open floorplan office spaces, additional restrooms, as well as the large and ornate executive offices and rooftop patio, all accessed via dedicated elevator or 3 stairwells.

Included in the asking price is the ±0.34 private parking lot previously dedicated for Mail Tribune employees. The opportunity is clear at 111 N Fir Street for an owner-occupant or investor to utilitize a self-contained fully-built out corporate headquarters, ideal for a media-focused company.

Prospective buyers are encouraged to present any reasonable proposal for the Seller's consideration. Contact the listing brokers today for additional information. Buyer is responsible for any and all due diligence, including environmental, use, legality, site planing, zoning, demolition, and all other items.