The combination of an historical spiritual space and open floor plan combine to offer a creative environment that appeals to artists, musicians, and people who think outside of the box. This solidly built brick and block building was constructed in 1939 as the Woodbury Temple Beth Israel. It remained a religious building up until 1997 when it became the studio space of a professional artist. As one enters the building through the double doors there is a vestibule area with track-lit artwork. Pass through an interior set of double doors and into what was the original worship sanctuary, one enters a large, open room (25'X38') with a vaulted ceiling. The upper floor is light filled with 12 ft ceilings. The lower floor has 9 ft ceilings, a work space room (19'X20'), a living room, and a gallery space with track lighting, two bathrooms, and a kitchen with a Viking stove. The nearly 3000 SF building is zoned C-1 commercial and city zoning approvals are required depending on intended use. A zoning variance would be required to include a residence. Although there is no parking on site there are two separate city public parking lots each a quarter of a block from the building. Building is being sold in "AS IS" condition and is offered at $129000. If you are a creative person and need a large studio space that combines historical architecture, spiritual serenity, and the flexibility of an open floor plan with the possibility of a residence do not miss this opportunity, call today to schedule an appointment.