12,000-square-foot facility features a dual-entrance foyer that guides customers into a thoughtfully designed retail space. The front area showcases a professional reception counter strategically positioned near modern restroom facilities and an expansive office suite. The warehouse space offers a 10' x 12' overhead drive-in door. Within this space there is an additional staff restroom. The building has uniform 15-foot ceiling heights throughout, maximizing vertical storage and display potential. The property is equipped with 3-phase power infrastructure. All (FF&E) Furniture, fixtures and equipment are negotiable. The subject is located along the west side of South Madison Street (Illinois Route 4). The surrounding and nearby uses include a Dollar General store, McDonald’s restaurant, Mexican style restaurant, convenience store, and Ace Hardware store. There is a public school to the northwest. There is a historic shopping district located along St. Louis Street (also known as The Brick Street) where there is a mixture of antique stores, quaint shops, restaurants, The Mermaid House Inn, Looking Glass Playhouse, Visitor’s Center, and others. Horner Park offers 58-acres of wooded and rolling land including a large fishing lake, baseball and softball fields, tennis courts, horseshoe courts, pavilions, and a walking path. According to the 2020 Census, Lebanon’s population was estimated at 4,691, which was up from the 2010 figure of 4,418. There is one public high school and one public elementary/middle school in Lebanon. Lebanon is home to McKendree University which was founded in 1828. Highway transportation facilities are considered excellent. Major highways within a five-mile radius include Interstates 64, 70, and 55; Illinois Routes 4, 50, and 158; and many secondary routes. Lebanon is affected by the activities at nearby Scott Air Force Base. The Base is the fourth largest employer in the St. Louis area and contributes 1.6 billion dollars annually to the region’s economy.