Welcome to the Pioneer Endicott, an iconic gem nestled in St. Paul's historic Lowertown neighborhood at 141 4th Street E. A masterpiece of architectural brilliance by the renowned architect Cass Gilbert, the Pioneer Endicott comprises three distinguished buildings linked by a one-story L-shaped shopping arcade, The Pioneer, erected in 1889, and the two Endicott buildings located on Robert and 4th streets, completed in 1890. Once the tallest building in St. Paul and the original headquarters of the Pioneer Press, The Pioneer proudly introduced the United States' first glass elevator. Combined in 1941, Pioneer Endicott is adorned with marble walls, terrazzo floors, lavish embellishments, and an abundance of skylights, exuding a timeless opulence that continues to captivate its audience. Today, the Pioneer Endicott is a vibrant hub of luxury and culture, housing 231 upscale apartment units and an array of boutique retailers on its lower floors. The available 1,536-square-foot space presents an exceptional opportunity to join a sophisticated community of high-end businesses, including Legacy Chocolates, A Pocket Full of Posies, and Gambit Brewing Co. This space, previously a high-end bridal shop boasts stunning glass walls that lend an airy, luminous feel, perfectly aligning with the property's grandeur and sense of synergy between its neighbors. Pioneer Endicott also houses the Minnesota Museum of American Art (The M), St. Paul's only premier art museum. The M enhances the building ecosystem through dynamic installations and exhibitions visible through expansive windows. At the crossroads of history and modernity, the Pioneer Endicott offers unparalleled downtown accessibility, with seamless connections to the Skyway System, a fully enclosed and temperature-controlled network that covers 47 city blocks and spans five miles. Nearby apartment complexes attached to the Skyway System further benefit tenants' customer access. Additionally, swift access to West Saint Paul via Robert Street, major highways, including US Highway 52, Interstate 94, and Interstate 32E, and the St. Paul-Minneapolis train station make it a prime location for tenants, residents, and patrons seeking a blend of historic charm with contemporary convenience. Discover a space where history meets luxury, and a new business can thrive within this celebrated landmark.