| Historic
Arcata Theater
About
the Property:
Built
in 1937 the Arcata theater is one block from the quaint
downtown plaza in the popular university town of Arcata,
Humboldt County, along the North Coast of California.
The theater is listed on the local historical registry
and is strategically located in the downtown landscape.
The
theater is the only venue outside Humboldt State University
for live entertainment in Arcata.
Price
includes 2 rentals (a barber shop and well known pizza
joint) with a total monthly income of $975. The facility
comes complete with all operating equipment for a movie
theater including projector, screen and sound.
Features:
- the
largest screen in the region
- newer
roof
- old
growth redwood construction on slab foundation
- 9,860
square feet
- downstairs(8,400
square feet) includes lobby and auditorium with 351
seats and room for dancing and stage with total occupancy
at 713
- ADA
compliant bathroom and wheelchair accessible seating
- security
system
- original
marquee and neon lighting
- upstairs
(1,440 square feet) includes office spaces, projection
room, storage areas and crying room.
There
is approximately 15 feet from the rear of the building
to the property line. An additional 10 feet extends
to F Street at the back of the property which could
allow vehicle access for loading.
About
the Town:
The
town is located along the California coast at the north
end of Humboldt Bay. The area is rich in arts and culture.
Arcata is seven miles north of Eureka, the county seat,
and a 5-6 hour drive from San Francisco on highway
101. The region is known for its natural beauty and
creative energy.
The
Plaza, with its lawns, flowerbeds and statue of President
McKinley, is the social and commercial center of Arcata.
Delightful shops, boutiques and restaurants line the
Plaza, and it's the venue for numerous events including
farmers markets, the Kinetic
Sculpture Race, Pastels on the Plaza and the North
Country Fair. Of particular note is the beautifully
restored Jacoby's Storehouse, a California Historic
Landmark.
Radiating from the Plaza are commercial streets full of unexpected shopping
and dining treasures. Arcata, being a college town, the local bookstores
and coffee houses are especially interesting. The town also contains
many restored Victorian homes.
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