Historic St. Louis Landmark Offers 257,196± SF of Extraordinary Possibilities

A century of St. Louis history stands at 3633 Lindell Boulevard. Built in 1924 and designed by renowned architect William B. Ittner, the neoclassical granite and limestone structure encompasses 257,196± square feet and is now being offered for sale, creating a rare opportunity for a new owner to determine the next chapter for this landmark property. 

At its center is a 3,000-seat auditorium and theater designed without columns, preserving unobstructed views throughout the room. Historic performance acoustics and a pipe organ add to the character of a venue originally designed to bring large groups of people together. Elsewhere in the building, a dining room accommodates approximately 2,000 people and is supported by a large commercial kitchen. 

The scale continues throughout the rest of the facility, with lounges, meeting rooms, business offices, dressing rooms and auxiliary halls providing options for gatherings, administration and programming. The elevator-served building is accompanied by a separate 558-space parking garage at 3610 Olive Street, connected by a walkway. 

Its location places the property adjacent to both Grand Center and the Saint Louis University campus. The existing design could lend itself to a music or concert venue, multipurpose entertainment facility, religious campus or nonprofit foundation while allowing a future owner to work within a building with a distinctive architectural identity. 

3633 Lindell Boulevard and the accompanying parking garage are offered for sale at $22.75 million. Hilliker Corporation brokers Jeffrey Altvater and Patrick T. McKay are representing the property, bringing to market a St. Louis building whose size, history and gathering capacity make it unlike nearly anything else in the region.