200 25th Ave S
Saint Cloud, MN 56301
Office Property For Sale

This TCF Bank is located at the intersection of 2nd Street and 25th Avenue in St. Cloud’s main retail hub. The property is less than two miles from Crossroads Center, the 890,000 square foot mall with the anchor tenants of Macy's, Sears, JCPenney, Target and Scheel's All Sports. 2nd Street sees 28,000 vehicles per day, and just north of the property, Division Street, St. Cloud's main east-west throughway, has traffic counts of 34,000 vehicles per day. St. Cloud State University is located only two miles east of the property. In addition, there are dozens of national retailers in close proximity including Walmart, Home Depot, Menard's, Gander Mountain, Aldi, Lunds & Byerlys, CVS, McDonald’s, Kohl's, Office Depot, Bed Bath & Beyond, Walgreens, Caribou Coffee, Buffalo Wild Wings, Old Navy and many others. Nestled along the Mississippi River, St. Cloud is the most populous city in Central Minnesota with approximately 66,000 residents, though the larger metro area has a population over 194,000. Situated only 65 miles northwest of the Twin Cities, St. Cloud is also included in the Minneapolis-St. Paul-St. Cloud combined statistical area, which has 3.8 million residents. St. Cloud, the county seat of Stearns County, is conveniently located along Interstate 94, U.S. Highway 10, and Minnesota State Highway 23. St. Cloud is home to several institutions of higher education, including Minnesota's second-largest university, St. Cloud State University (SCSU), which enrolls over 16,000 students each semester. SCSU hockey is a big draw in the area, bringing in tens of thousands of Huskies fans each season to the 5,763-seat Herb Brooks National Hockey Center, which underwent an $18 million renovation and expansion in 2013. Other colleges in St. Cloud include the 3,000-student St. Cloud Technical and Community College, Rasmussen College, and Globe University/Minnesota School of Business. The community’s central location in the State has fostered a diverse, vibrant economy based on manufacturing, agriculture, national and international industry, and a bustling urban center with a strong mix of retail sales, restaurants, and services. The city serves as a commercial hub for over 250,000 people, and it is increasingly becoming a health care nexus with hundreds of medical specialists and expanding clinics. St. Cloud is home to manufacturing plants for Electrolux appliances, New Flyer Industries and distribution center for Bluestem Brands, Inc. Another major part of the economy is tourism. Each year, tens-of-thousands of people visit St. Cloud for its bustling nightlife, amazing arts, and the natural beauty and recreation along the mighty Mississippi River. Free live concert series offer 10,000+ people an outdoor weekly concert experience from June – August in a downtown park setting. When the temperature drops, the city hosts the “Weinachtsmarkt” (German Christmas Market) and “Winter Nights and Lights Parade”, along with many wintertime outdoor activities. St. Cloud is home to over 80 city parks, the Stearns County History Museum, and Minnesota Amateur Baseball Hall of Fame. The city also has many arts and theater options, including the legendary Paramount Theatre, along with dozens of shopping, dining, and entertainment options in the vibrant, historic Downtown.  Additional shopping can be found in the Crossroad Center Mall, which is the largest mall outside of the Twin Cities metro.