Own a piece of Centralia's History and an opportunity to invest and renovate your way into a passive money capturing endeavor. This former dance hall and 8-lane bowling center is zoned for main floor retail with housing on additional upper floor(s). The two parcel total size is 200’x130’ (8 city lots). All in, the Building is nearly 7700SF counting the shop and the 2nd floor above the front section. Plan on some immediate roof structure work and negotiated cleanup. Bowling lanes have not operated in years but there could be some quality wood in the lanes to mine underneath the “protective layers”. Let’s make a deal! You decide whether to start with a clean slate on this large, ideally located two lot venture OR morph the Fort Knox-like concrete perimeter into your own vision, if allowed. Cash is king but a hefty down could persuade consideration of an owner contract or joint venture.
Listing Provided Courtesy of Stan Giske, Realty One Group Pacifica
General Information
NWM2476924
Commercial Industrial
1
DOM
0 SqFt
0
1930
Commerc
Lewis
Commercial Sale
Commercial Industrial
Listing Provided Courtesy of Stan Giske, Realty One Group Pacifica
Krishna Realty data last checked: Feb 22, 2026 00:45 | Listing last modified Feb 05, 2026 16:20,
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Own a piece of Centralia's History and an opportunity to invest and renovate your way into a passive money capturing endeavor. This former dance hall and 8-lane bowling center is zoned for main floor retail with housing on additional upper floor(s). The two parcel total size is 200’x130’ (8 city lots). All in, the Building is nearly 7700SF counting the shop and the 2nd floor above the front section. Plan on some immediate roof structure work and negotiated cleanup. Bowling lanes have not operated in years but there could be some quality wood in the lanes to mine underneath the “protective layers”. Let’s make a deal! You decide whether to start with a clean slate on this large, ideally located two lot venture OR morph the Fort Knox-like concrete perimeter into your own vision, if allowed. Cash is king but a hefty down could persuade consideration of an owner contract or joint venture.
