The sanctuary is the centerpiece: tall ceilings, original stained-glass windows, and seating for a full audience. Suited to worship, performances, ceremonies, and large gatherings.
An on-site paved and lit lot with more than forty spaces, across a 0.60-acre site of three contiguous city lots. Parking capacity that comparable in-town buildings rarely offer.
More than $130,000 invested. The lower level was rebuilt in 2026: waterproofed, redrywalled, repainted, and relit with new commercial fixtures. On the main level, the original hardwood was sanded and refinished. ALTA survey and Phase I ESA are complete.
More than $130,000 has been invested in the work below. All of it is finished and included in the $500,000 asking price.
Ownership is also open to discussing additional improvements or customization outside the purchase price to accommodate a buyer's specific needs. Upgrade scopes and material selections are provided by ownership and approved by the buyer before work begins.
Many buildings have to be forced into a plan. This one was designed for what most organizations require: a single large room to gather everyone, and a full level of rooms to put them to work.
The main level is anchored by the assembly hall: tall ceilings, original stained glass, and pews facing a raised platform, with a foyer, conference room, kitchenette, and two private offices alongside. The lower level runs the full building footprint and holds a large community room with a serving kitchen, finished offices and program rooms, and storage. A working elevator connects the two levels, and four half bathrooms are spread across the building.
The property is zoned Public Facilities, which permits religious assembly, places of public assembly, schools and institutions of higher education, child care centers, institutions for children and the aged, and medical clinics by right, subject to site plan approval. Other uses may require a rezoning or a use determination from the City of Lowell. With natural-gas boiler heat, mini-split cooling, city water and sewer, roofs updated during the current ownership, and a full 2026 renovation complete, the building is ready for occupancy.
The site also addresses the constraint that limits most in-town properties: parking. Three contiguous lots provide 0.60 acres and more than forty paved on-site spaces, in Lowell, minutes from downtown, the Flat River, and M-21.
Ownership will lease the building, sell it outright, or structure a lease-to-own, allowing the transaction to be matched to the occupant's position. Tenant improvements will be considered for qualified tenants, and the sanctuary can be reconfigured if an occupant has a different use in mind.
The building and the parking, then the 2026 renovation, then every room on both levels.
Tap any photo to enlarge. Use the arrows or your keyboard to browse. Grey floors in the lower-level photos are prepared subfloor; new flooring in the buyer's choice of material is included with purchase.
The main hall, offices, and conference room upstairs; the community room, kitchen, and program rooms below.
Tap any plan to open it full size. Dimensions are approximate; tenant to verify.
The full-building lease is offered at $10.50/SF Modified Gross, with the landlord carrying exterior maintenance and lawn care. The lease-to-own structure is offered at $10.50/SF NNN with a declining buyout schedule; final structure and terms are subject to approval by ownership's attorney and CPA. The property is currently zoned Public Facilities and is positioned adjacent to R-2; buyer or tenant to verify intended use and any zoning or rezoning requirements with the City of Lowell. The property is currently exempt from property tax under the present owner's nonprofit status; a buyer or tenant that does not independently qualify for exemption should expect the property to be returned to the tax roll and assessed, which is particularly relevant under the triple-net lease-to-own structure. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed; buyer or tenant to verify all facts and measurements.
Walk the main hall, review the renovated lower level, and see the parking firsthand. Cooperating agents welcome and no registration is required. Call either broker for access information and we will arrange a time that suits you or your client.
