An auction is scheduled for November 2 for a two-story solid cement building that was formerly a bank in Farmington, New Mexico.
Located one mile to the east of downtown Farmington at the corner of E. Broadway Avenue and South Orchard Avenue, the more than 46,400 square foot structure was built in 1979 and includes office space, vaults, restrooms, and both a break room and storage room.
Additional features: a mechanical room and small maintenance space.
The structure formerly served as a location for the First National Bank of Farmington, before that operation merged with the Wells Fargo Bank in early 2000. Last summer, Wells Fargo closed its offices in the building.
Listed with the real estate auction firm Williams & Williams with a minimum bid of $400,000, the structure is located in a neighborhood populated with smaller retail shops and offices.
By Garry Boulard
