5 Green Street, Augusta, Maine - A well preserved historic church property offering a nice mix of architectural character and modern commercial functionality. Originally constructed in the 19th century, the building retains its classic church features while having been thoughtfully maintained, making it well suited for continued institutional use or adaptive reuse. The lower level features a fully functional events hall, historically used for community gatherings and functions. This space is well laid out for assemblies, receptions, or tenant amenity use and adds meaningful utility beyond traditional office or institutional space. In the early 2000s, the property was significantly enhanced with a three-story addition constructed by a well-regarded local builder. This addition provides substantial existing office space across three floors and brings the building up to modern standards. The entire structure is ADA compliant, with an elevator servicing all floors, making it suitable for professional, nonprofit, or public-facing users. The property is located just outside Augusta's downtown core, near state offices, professional services, and civic uses. Zoning supports business and professional occupancy, and the building's scale, infrastructure, and accessibility position it well for office headquarters, nonprofit use, community-focused organizations, or other adaptive reuse opportunities.