42
$349,900
3 bd · 3 ba · 2,034 sqft
1740 S Village Lane, Bolivar, MO
Staci Hoffman · Maples Properties, LLC
$23/sqft · 27 days on Realty
17,040
Building
5,227.2 sqft
Lot
1928
Built
Have you ever wanted to own one of the largest buildings on the Bolivar city square? Here is your chance. Offering an impressive 17,040 square feet across 4 levels, this historic downtown building sits just south of the Polk County Courthouse in the heart of one of Bolivar's highest traffic areas.There is a lot of history behind these walls. Over the years, successful businesses ranging from furniture and clothing to one of the most impressive toy collections around have operated here. Today, the building remains a highly visible piece of downtown Bolivar with a tenant currently in place and the ability to continue serving as an income producing property.For an owner occupant, the sheer amount of space opens the door for retail, showroom, office, storage, or a combination of uses. The traditional storefront provides visibility directly from the square, while rear alley access and double doors add another level of functionality for deliveries, inventory, and everyday operations.Then there are the upper levels. Historic character, substantial square footage, and elevated views overlooking downtown Bolivar create an intriguing opportunity for future redevelopment, including the potential for studio apartments or mixed use space, subject to city approval and buyer due diligence.Buildings of this size simply don't come along often on the Bolivar square. Whether the plan is to relocate an existing business, establish something new, continue the current rental use, or take on a larger downtown redevelopment project, 17,040 square feet gives the next owner plenty of building to work with.
Listing agent
Billy Bruce
Courtesy of Billy Bruce Realty
(417) 399-4800
Southern Missouri Regional MLS · Listing SOM60334667
2025 roll
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42
$349,900
3 bd · 3 ba · 2,034 sqft
1740 S Village Lane, Bolivar, MO
Staci Hoffman · Maples Properties, LLC
23$285,500
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21$314,900
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Faith Francka · Richland Real Estate Group, LLC
28$284,900
3 bd · 2 ba · 2,130 sqft
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Timothy M Shaw · Murney Associates - Primrose
2$290,000
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Paulina Najbar · Keller Williams Local
54$389,900
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Megan Seaney · Stellar Real Estate Co.





Within 2 miles of this home: 11 restaurants and cafés, 3 grocery stores, and 8 parks and green spaces.
Place data from OpenStreetMap.
Sonic
South Springfield Avenue
McDonald's
Dairy Queen
Taco Bell
South Springfield Avenue
Burger King
South Springfield Avenue
Arby's
South Springfield Avenue
Pizza Hut
South Springfield Avenue
Jasmine Chinese
Chinese restaurant
Woods Supermarket
East College Street
ALDI
East San Martin
Walmart Supercenter
South Springfield Avenue
Cribbs Family Youth Park
Girl Scout Park
Neuhart Park
Elmwood Park
Community Garden
Dunnegan Park
Abbi Park
John Playter Rotary Park
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Open the Bolivar camera map1 license-plate reader mapped within 1 mile of this home, identified as a Flock Safety device. None within ½ mile. Nearest: 0.8 mi east.
| Device type | Within ½ mi | Within 1 mi |
|---|---|---|
| License-plate readers | 0 | 1 |
| of which Flock Safety | 0 | 1 |
Community-reported via OpenStreetMap; may be incomplete. Data as of . © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)
License-plate readers (ALPR) are fixed cameras that photograph passing vehicles and read their plates. Records are typically shared with the agency or association that operates the camera.
Flock Safety is a company whose plate-reader cameras are used by police departments, cities, HOAs and businesses. Its devices are usually solar-powered and pole-mounted.