Take a peek inside the iconic Eisenhauer Building:

Work and live on Downtown Historic Frederick's Main Street

With 18-foot ceilings, wooden floors throughout, a skylit main area, full kitchen and bath, and handicap access in the back, this space is 

versatile, spacious, and bright!

Over 2,000 SF of fully renovated space, right next to Starbucks, and an entry that’s pure magic—a 40-foot high hall off North Market, perfect for showcasing art, creative projects, real estate, or just leaving an unforgettable impression. Zoned for both commercial and residential use, the possibilities are endless! This is the perfect spot for creatives, entrepreneurs, design studios, art galleries, or anyone ready to bring their vision to life in an inspiring space. 

The Eisenhauer family built 104-106 North Market Street in the mid 1800s and opened a fine china shop in the space currently occupied by Starbucks. They lived in the apartment on top of the store. The main area of 106 A was their storage area and their horses and carriages were in a separate little building in the rear. 

The current owners purchased the building in the early 2000s and updated it completely while respecting its historic charm. They enclosed the back of the building with a glass wall, restored the historic balcony - now inside the store, renovated the apartment, added skylights throughout, connected the large space of 106 A with the old little Carriage House in the rear, and turned the attic into an office.