The 411 Building, located at the corner of 10th and Locust in Downtown St. Louis, was constructed in 1895 as the Kinloch Building and then purchased in 1953 by Farm and Home Savings and Loan In 2010, The 411 Building underwent a $12,700,000 renovation as one of the first Gold Leed Buildings in St. Louis. The 411 Building Gold Lead Features include all new insulated windows, sunshades, energy-efficient HVAC, an on-site recycling program, sustainable material selected for interior finishes, energy-efficient systems, and pure power from AmernUE. The 411 Building was placed on the National Registered in 2008. Office Interior: The 411 Building's granite exterior and white Italian marble lobby give the building a professional feel. Two modern elevators provide secure access to each floor and two ADA restrooms on each floor. Each floor has large airy open floor plans with a ceiling height of 11-17 feet and tall insulated windows with custom window covering providing excellent natural light along with contemporary fluorescent light throughout the building. Available Space: Currently, there are two floors available, the 3rd and 6th floors. The 3rd floor is 10,400 SF and can be subdivided into approximately two 5,000 SF offices. The 6th floor is 10,340 SF with extra tall ceilings of 17-31 feet. Both offices are in move-in condition and are immediately available.