Offered at online auction, beginning to end Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM CST - 308 S. Main Street in Anna, Illinois is over 7,500 square feet of brick commercial space on a US Highway corridor in the heart of downtown Anna, with 8,950 vehicles passing the front door every single day. The building needs some TLC and the opportunity is priced accordingly. What it offers is a location, a footprint, and a set of bones that most people spend years trying to find. The first floor delivers 4,760 square feet with 13 ft ceilings - a fully built-out bar area, main dining room, common meeting room, commercial kitchen with prep room, dishwashing area, storage, and public restrooms. The second floor adds 2,760 square feet with 10 ft ceilings, once home to the legendary Teen Town of the 1950s and '60s, plus an additional 40 x 50 area under a sloping metal roof best suited for storage. Brick construction with shared walls. Zoned B-1 Central Business District. Public utilities. Gas furnace, central air, circuit breakers, 2 gas hot water heaters, 2 sump pumps. Alley access. Free public parking. Disclosed: Kitchen hood leaks in heavy rain. Grease trap requires periodic cleaning. Second-floor restrooms not in service. Sold AS IS, WHERE IS. The ladies who owned the Brick House Grill stayed busy feeding our bodies and our souls. This address has held a department store, Teen Town, and a restaurant this community still misses. It is ready for someone willing to do the work and write what comes next. Personal property auction ends same day at 6:30 PM CST.
| 3 weeks ago | Listing updated with changes from the MLS® | |
| 3 weeks ago | Status changed to Active | |
| 4 weeks ago | Listing first seen on site |
Offered at online auction, beginning to end Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 2:00 PM CST – 308 S. Main Street in Anna, Illinois is over 7,500 square feet of brick commercial space on a US Highway corridor in the heart of downtown Anna, with 8,950 vehicles passing the front door every single day. The building needs some TLC and the opportunity is priced accordingly. What it offers is a location, a footprint, and a set of bones that most people spend years trying to find. The first floor delivers 4,760 square feet with 13 ft ceilings – a fully built-out bar area, main dining room, common meeting room, commercial kitchen with prep room, dishwashing area, storage, and public restrooms. The second floor adds 2,760 square feet with 10 ft ceilings, once home to the legendary Teen Town of the 1950s and '60s, plus an additional 40 x 50 area under a sloping metal roof best suited for storage. Brick construction with shared walls. Zoned B-1 Central Business District. Public utilities. Gas furnace, central air, circuit breakers, 2 gas hot water heaters, 2 sump pumps. Alley access. Free public parking. Disclosed: Kitchen hood leaks in heavy rain. Grease trap requires periodic cleaning. Second-floor restrooms not in service. Sold AS IS, WHERE IS. The ladies who owned the Brick House Grill stayed busy feeding our bodies and our souls. This address has held a department store, Teen Town, and a restaurant this community still misses. It is ready for someone willing to do the work and write what comes next. Personal property auction ends same day at 6:30 PM CST.
| 3 weeks ago | Listing updated with changes from the MLS® | |
| 3 weeks ago | Status changed to Active | |
| 4 weeks ago | Listing first seen on site |
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