Listing Broker: RE/MAX Advantage; Robert McFadden; 360-556-6050; robert@robertmcfadden.com
Own a piece of Centralia history at 903 B Street. Constructed in December 1909 as the headquarters of the Eastern Railway & Lumber Company, this distinguished landmark later became the longtime administrative home of The Agnew Company, serving as the operational center of one of Southwest Washington’s most influential timber and manufacturing enterprises. Rich in character and historic significance, from its Craftsman architecture and inviting street presence to the warmth of its wood-rich interior, The Agnew Building offers an identity that is difficult to duplicate. The building provides approximately 2,517 square feet of office space across two levels, providing flexible opportunities for professional offices, creative workspaces or mixed-use operations. A substantial basement storage area of approximately 1,536 square feet adds valuable utility and functionality. Historic walk-in safes are located on each floor. Building has a recently painted exterior and newly updated electrical service panels. This unique property combines historic architecture, a legacy of regional industry, and practical commercial space. From its origins during the Pacific Northwest’s railroad and timber boom to its role in shaping local commerce, The Agnew Building represents a rare opportunity to own and preserve a living piece of local history. This is a distinctive setting for a business seeking a memorable place to welcome clients, collaborate, and grow.
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