DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
680 Lynn & 717 Monument · Danville, Virginia
680 Lynn Street is a tobacco warehouse more than a century old, cut into five sections of about 7,000 SF each. Across Monument sits the second building, a front showroom with a warehouse behind it. The lot between them parks more than 150 cars, which is the part most downtown addresses cannot offer at any price.
Kyle Buckner is one of the owners. He walks the sections himself, so the answer on a wall, a grease trap or a power panel comes from someone who can agree to it.
Commercial kitchen, hood, walk-in, full bar, dining rooms, stage and a 2,000 SF brick courtyard. $6,000 a month.
One section over from Suite J. Brick, heavy timber, a level slab, and a window wall along one side.
Whitewashed brick, arched windows, a roll-up door at the top of the steps. Take it as it stands or draw it.
An 8,000 SF showroom on the street, rear warehouse behind it, and the private lot at the door.
Bowling, golf simulators, billiards and a full kitchen. Your neighbour, seven days a week.
Original brick, rows of heavy timber columns and arched windows, all sitting on a level slab. River District Social fills the far end of the building with bowling lanes and golf simulators. Suite J sits in the middle with its kitchen still in it. The two sections in between are open floor, and either one gets built to your drawing.
WALK THROUGH SUITE J
About 20,000 square feet in two sections. The 8,000 SF front suite faces Monument Street with daylight across the floor and the lot at the door. Part of the rear warehouse is becoming BoxBee Self Storage, a build by our own team, and the rest is for lease. Call and we will tell you the square footage available today rather than quote a number that moves.
SEE 717 MONUMENT
Fourteen thousand square feet of bowling lanes, golf simulators, billiards, a full kitchen and a live-music calendar, open seven days a week. Their customers park in the same lot and walk past your door on the way in.
VISIT THEIR SITECaesars Virginia opened three miles from this block in December 2024, a $750M resort. Visitor spending across Danville and Pittsylvania County reached $415.2 million in 2025, up 50.9% in a year. Downtown has taken more than $310M of private investment since 2010 and now holds over 150 businesses.
READ THE MARKET BRIEFThere is no listing broker in the middle, so terms are negotiated with the people who sign them and a question usually gets an answer the same day.
Tell us which section you are curious about and what you would put in it. We will meet you at the door, open every space you want to see, and answer whatever the photographs cannot. If you are out of town we will do it over live video.