The Goff Building is a premier business location in the heart of Downtown Clarksburg next to the Harrison County Courthouse. Designed by Frank Pierce Milburn a prominent architect in the late 19th & early 20th centuries, and built by Nathan W. Goff, the building was erected in early 1911. The building, one of the first high-rises in the region, was constructed with the world’s finest marble, wrought iron, hardwoods, and tensile steel. According to a US Steel engineer, the steel industry no longer smelts steel of the tensile strength of the supports in The Goff Building. The Goff Building’s use has remained consistent for nearly 100 years as an office building. The construction and design of The Goff Building provides an adaptable structure for any business endeavor! **LOCATED IN OPPORTUNITY ZONE – TAX INCENTIVES** *New Roof *9 Story Office Building *55,800 +/- SF *5 Retail Storefronts at Street Level *Each Floor Consists of 25 Office Units *Contiguous 65-Space Parking Lot *Imported Italian Marble for the Wainscoting & Front and Back Stairways *Original Stained-Glass Lobby Skylights *Oak Hardwood Floors, Doors, and Trim *Italian Mosaic Tiled Floors *Terrazzo Flooring in Common Areas and Hallways The pier and beam construction designed by Architect Frank Pierce Milburn provides benefits for renovations. The only load-bearing walls on each floor are the exterior walls. Interior walls are constructed of gypsum chalk hollow blocks which allows for expedient demolition for modernization. Projects in Opportunity Zones are often able to boost returns by utilizing additional federal, state or municipal economic development tools and programs.