230 W Cherry Street

Step into a piece of Nevada’s history. This architecturally significant structure began its life as a U.S. Post Office, designed in the Beaux-Arts Classicism style by renowned federal architect John Knox Taylor. In the 1960s, the building was converted into the Vernon County Jail, adding yet another layer of historical significance. Today, it offers a rare opportunity to lease a building with character, charm, and strong architectural presence. With solid masonry construction and high ceilings throughout, the interior offers flexible space suitable for a wide variety of uses including office, retail, gallery, studio, or event space. Its central location in downtown Nevada places it near the courthouse and other local businesses, while the historic façade commands attention and adds prestige to any tenant's presence. The current owner has been actively restoring the structure, making significant repairs and upgrades to bring it back to its former glory. While some electrical and other work is still in progress, the owner is open to remodeling the space to suit a tenant's specific needs—or allowing the tenant to complete the upgrades themselves, provided all work is done to code and per agreement. Rental terms can be adjusted accordingly to reflect tenant improvements. Whether you're a business owner, entrepreneur, or community organization, this building offers a unique and inspiring setting. With continued improvements and thoughtful use, this historic landmark can be transformed to meet modern demands while preserving its timeless character.