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1930s Former Bank For Sale w/Apt. in Tyler, MN Under $30K – Sold
July 20, 2021
130 N Tyler St, Tyler, MN 56178 $29,500Sold for $33,500
1930s Former Bank For Sale w/Apt. in Tyler, MN Under $30K
OHU50K NOTES
I believe this may have been the former Citizens State Bank of Tyler that was robbed by machine gun toting bank robbers in the 1930s. In the 1970s to more recently, this building was the Beck Agency, an insurance and real estate business. The safe is still inside. I love the tiled kitchen and bath!
Realtor: Jana Reilly with Keller Williams Preferred Realty
REALTOR COMMENTS
Have you been looking for your next investment opportunity?! Look no further! This building is located downtown, features commercial/business space on the main level, and has a completely separate apartment upstairs. This space could be used as a rental, live-in business, office space, common area, and much more! The HUGE, 14×16 deck was added in 2017 and features an amazing spot to enjoy the weather or create a private space, if needed. The business space on the main level features a separate/formal entryway, large 24×17 open business space, 14×12 back office, bathroom, and access to the patio/backyard. The unit upstairs has private/separate access, a large 14×18 living room, kitchen, bedroom w/ a walk-in closet and bathroom, porch, and a large walk-out deck. The building has a detached one stall garage, too! Schedule a showing today to check out this awesome opportunity and learn more information.
Citizens State Bank is across the street – it has always been at the same location. Their lobby had a collection of their history including the robbery. I bought this building last year – it was built as a bank w / apt. I paid the asking and also bought the adjoining vacant lot – I have since converted both properties into one lot at the register of deeds.
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bobby
very nice
Nancy
Citizens State Bank is across the street – it has always been at the same location. Their lobby had a collection of their history including the robbery. I bought this building last year – it was built as a bank w / apt. I paid the asking and also bought the adjoining vacant lot – I have since converted both properties into one lot at the register of deeds.