The Brodie Duke Building is a 91,168 square-foot brick building rich with history. Originally used as a tobacco warehouse and built by Brodie Duke in 1878, the building is said to be one of the oldest and largest post-Civil War era structures of its kind in Downtown Durham. Today, the property is located in the heart of the Warehouse District; surrounded by vibrant Downtown Durham, with restaurants, retail, entertainment and housing nearby. Building features include a central courtyard, brick walls, high ceilings with exposed rafters and giant windows. There is ample parking around the building for an additional fee.