621 N Independence Avenue

Investment Overview

621 N Independence Avenue presents a rare opportunity to acquire a distinctive mid-century modern dome property designed by Thomas Rogers, a student of Bruce Goff. Built in 1955 for use by the Enid VFW and renovated in 2000, the property features a 12,197 SF building with a functional single-story layout on a commercial-zoned site. The asset includes two buildings and surface parking, offering established improvements with repositioning or adaptive reuse potential. The dome roof is in really good condition and has been recovered in recent years. The flat roof has water damage and will need to be replaced for future use. There is also a basement that has not been accessed due to damaged stairs. Positioned on a corner site, this special purpose property offers rare architectural character and is priced for its current condition.

Investment Highlights

• Distinctive mid-century modern dome design
• Designed by Thomas Rogers, a student of Bruce Goff
• Rare special purpose property with architectural character
• 12,197 SF single-story building
• Built in 1955 and renovated in 2000
• Two-building asset with established improvements
• 0.84-acre commercial-zoned site
• Surface parking on site
• Corner property configuration
• Functional layout for repositioning opportunities
• Adaptive reuse potential
• One of the rare mid-century modern dome buildings still standing