Own a piece of the past located in historic downtown Lewiston, Utah! Built in 1924, this significant structure, once the site of the original Lewiston State Bank, has monumental potential for a future home owner, investor, business owner, or landlord. This impressive red brick and precast stone structure is located on the corner of Center and Main in Lewiston, giving it a downtown feeling in one of Cache Valley’s most charming rural towns. The former bank has been vacant for several decades and needs some TLC, but it has some recent structural updates including: new windows, new sheeting on the second floor, reinforced structural beams for the second floor and roof, and new membrane roof. It is currently zoned commercial, however, the Lewiston City Council and Planning and Zoning have expressed willingness to accommodate owner’s interested in mixed use, single family, or multi-family housing. Though it is not currently on the Historic Registry, funding for renovations through the Registry may be available. The building comes with 1.5 official parking stalls in back, though 2 cars will likely fit as well as daytime street parking on the west and north sides. Lewiston has also offered the potential of a long term lease of additional spots for multiple tenants, guests, employees, or customers. The building currently has a water meter on the property but will need to be connected along with power, natural gas, and sewer. Original blueprints and proposed single family floor plans included in the listing photos.