147 N Cortez Street Built in 1916 and rich with Prescott history, 147 N Cortez Street offers a rare opportunity to own a truly unique commercial property in the heart of downtown Prescott. Long before the current building was constructed, the site was reportedly home to the Capital Art Gallery, operated by pioneer photographer D.F. Mitchell, who captured one of only two authenticated photographs of legendary Old West figure Doc Holliday. The building later became home to a Chevrolet, Cadillac, and Oldsmobile dealership, served as the headquarters of the Prescott Courier, and eventually operated as a bank. Today, much of its historic character remains, including an original bank vault that adds to the property's fascinating past. Offering approximately 12, 500 square feet, the existing bank buildout features multiple private offices, conference room areas, private restrooms, storage, a break room, and expansive open spaces that provide flexibility for a variety of commercial uses. Located in Prescott's desirable NOCO District near E Willis Street, the property is surrounded by restaurants, shopping, professional services, and the charm of historic downtown Prescott. With its remarkable history, generous square footage, and prime downtown location, this property presents an incredible opportunity to bring new life to a piece of Prescott's past while creating something special for its future.