The iconic Nash-Finch Building presents a significant commercial opportunity in the heart of historic downtown Bozeman. Originally constructed in 1915 by renowned Bozeman architect Fred Willson, the Nash-Finch Building has long been a cornerstone of downtown commerce, dating back to Bozeman’s early days as a trade center and outpost. Much of the original character remains—brick walls, original oak floors, and a grand entryway preserve the historic charm of the structure. Fully restored in 2011 and further renovated over the past five years for high-end retail and office use, the building is in exceptional condition. Currently configured with one retail suite and three office suites, tenants benefit from everything downtown Bozeman has to offer: Main Street exposure, private off-street parking, full ADA accessibility, and walkability to all things downtown. With close proximity to Montana Ale Works, the Bozeman Public Library, and numerous parks and businesses, the location offers rare visibility and synergy within the community. The Nash-Finch Building stands as one of Bozeman’s finest historic commercial properties currently available—a unique opportunity for the investor or business who values location, quality, and timeless architectural character.