1637 North Main Street occupies Lots 4 and 5 in Historic Springfield, a two-story masonry commercial building of 8,862 square feet built in 1924 and offered as a vacant shell on approximately 0.40 acres. The building's structural systems, foundation, floor framing, roof framing, stair tower, and both balconies were rebuilt under the oversight of a licensed structural engineer, with construction documents and closeout letters completed by KMD Engineering, LLC. Existing brick masonry walls and existing structural steel were retained throughout the work, and framing was engineered to current Florida Building Code wind load requirements. A buyer completing the interior build-out inherits a structural shell with its major systems already engineered and documented. The site sits within FEMA Flood Zone X and includes land beyond the building footprint. The adjoining parcel at 1651 North Main Street is separately available. Located on the Main Street corridor near downtown Jacksonville, within one of the city's oldest platted historic districts. Zoning and permitted use should be verified with the City of Jacksonville.