Historic building, located in downtown Oroville. This building is located on the street of Myers, between Bird Street and Robinson Street. Perfectly situated next to the recently restored Oroville State Theatre. Nestled amongst the charming boutiques, shops, salons, health spas, jewelry stores, and professional offices, this historic building goes back to its origins of being the Oroville Elks Lodge. You can feel the history starting in the basement, where once the local bowling alley with hand placed pins and a full kitchen was serving warm foods and good feels. The first floor has the historic floors in the back dining hall, two full bars, walk in cooler, commercial kitchen, and stage for the entertainment. Take the grand stairs to the second floor and stop into the upstairs lounge, purge the day with a cocktail or coffee, and look down on the Myers street, enjoying the bustling businesses and locals enjoying the community. The upstairs hall still boasts the Elks Lodge seating along the walls, you can feel the history of meetings taking place. Historically over the last four decades, this building has been used to service tens of thousands of patrons enjoying food at The Copa De Oro; honored to host thousands of weddings and events. This building is established as part of Oroville's history, ready to serve its locals for decades to come. To become one of Oroville's prideful property owners, call your realtor today to discuss putting this asset, into your portfolio! Let's make the next decades of memories happen at the historic Elks, and most recently, the Copa De Oro. For a private tour and more details, all your agent!

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