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Historic Ambience / 19th Century Architecture
Built in the spring of 1890 Sycamore Square was originally Known as the Mason Block. In the early 70's the building was renamed The Market Place. Patrick Uy purchased and renovated the building in 1994 and renamed it Sycamore Square. Through the years Sycamore Square has undergone many changes, however she has never lost her historic ambience. With the Exposed brick, 12' foot ceilings and outstanding woodwork the splendor of the 1890's have always remained.
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A Friendly Family Atmosphere
Sycamore Square has a wide variety of tenants. Two Restaurants, Music Store, Art Gallery, Shoe Store, Financial Advisors, Hair Salons, Individual Stock Traders, to name a few. Sycamore Square is a community all it's own, with a small town feeling. Often you will see tenants gathering on the landings talking about what's new ( shooting the bull as it's known in most small towns ).
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Sycamore Square Amenities
We have plenty of parking, Sycamore Square owns theĀ parking lot on the north and east corner of 13th and Harris. We also have the convenience of an elevator and handicap accessible bathrooms. The open balconies and atrium give the building a touch of splendor and class. If you have never visited Sycamore Square, it is a must see experience.
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