Available: Great Building for a Brewery in Kirkland

The other day, the Washington Beer Blog received an email from a commercial real estate broker who was curious to see what kind of interest a particular property might attract from the beer community. More specifically, he wondered if the building might be of interest to any would-be breweries. It’s not the first time I’ve received an email like this, but it is the first time I’ve shared the information publicly.

I looked at the information the broker provided and think the old cannery building would make a great brewery in a very desirable Eastside location. I know that most breweries open on shoestring budgets, but maybe there’s someone out there looking to do something grand. If nothing else, let’s dream.

“I am a commercial broker listing a property for sale in Kirkland,” Bill Cooper told me. “The building is as unique as you can get on the eastside, built in 1936 as a Cannery. With the right operator and vision it could be an amazing brewery. The property is unpriced, we will be calling for offers in 4 weeks.”

Bill also added, “Selfishly, I live in the area and would love to have a brewery in the neighborhood.” You can email him here or I can facilitate an introduction.

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