Commercial Complex - Heart of Downtown 1950 Kitrick Ave

This industrial building is in the Heart of downtown Oroville! It features an upstairs office area that's approx. 2,494 sq ft with a reception area, two private offices, bathroom & a conference room. Below there is another approx. 1,400 sq ft of office space with multiple rooms with another restroom area. The warehouse has two sections both with approx. 46' ceiling heights and measures approx. 14,019 sq ft. There is also an upper mezzanine area that measures approx. 912 sq ft above. Lastly, there is a return & receiving area that approx. 396 sq ft with its own separate entrance and rollup door. The two main rollup doors are 15' and 12' wide and approx.. 30+' tall. The Corridor Mixed Use (MXC) zoning district in Oroville, California, is designed to accommodate a blend of residential and commercial activities, promoting a vibrant, mixed-use environment. Permitted commercial uses within the MXC zone include: * General Retail: Stores selling goods directly to consumers. * Food and Beverage Sales: Establishments like grocery stores and specialty food shops. * Restaurants or Cafés: Dining venues offering prepared meals and beverages. * Professional Offices: Spaces for services such as legal, medical, or financial consulting. * Gyms: Fitness centers and health clubs. * Instructional or Production Studios: Facilities for arts, crafts, or educational classes. * Banks: Financial institutions providing banking services. These uses are consistent with the MXC zoning regulations and aim to foster a dynamic community atmosphere. For detailed information on specific permitted uses and any associated requirements, it's advisable to consult the City of Oroville's Planning Division or review the zoning ordinance directly.

This industrial building is in the heart of downtown Oroville! It features two roll up doors, an office, a bathroom, and plenty of open warehouse space to fit your needs. There is 2600 sq ft of total space with the warehouse taking the vast majority of it. The Corridor Mixed Use (MXC) zoning district in Oroville, California, is designed to accommodate a blend of residential and commercial activities, promoting a vibrant, mixed-use environment. Permitted commercial uses within the MXC zone include: * General Retail: Stores selling goods directly to consumers. * Food and Beverage Sales: Establishments like grocery stores and specialty food shops. * Restaurants or Cafés: Dining venues offering prepared meals and beverages. * Professional Offices: Spaces for services such as legal, medical, or financial consulting. * Gyms: Fitness centers and health clubs. * Instructional or Production Studios: Facilities for arts, crafts, or educational classes. * Banks: Financial institutions providing banking services. These uses are consistent with the MXC zoning regulations and aim to foster a dynamic community atmosphere. For detailed information on specific permitted uses and any associated requirements, it's advisable to consult the City of Oroville's Planning Division or review the zoning ordinance directly.