1,720 SF inline storefront at $24/SF/YR gross ($3,440/mo, one figure), 1–10-year terms — available February 2028. Pre-lease a downtown Mundelein address now.

A 1,720 SF inline retail storefront at 145 N Seymour Ave in downtown Mundelein, available February 2028 — offered now for pre-lease at $24/SF/YR gross ($3,440 per month, one figure with no NNN pass-throughs). The space is currently home to the American Legion post, which gives a future tenant a rare thing in a growing downtown: a firm delivery date you can plan an opening around.
Downtown Mundelein storefronts are getting scarcer as more than 770 new homes go up around Seymour Avenue. Committing early locks in today's rate on a space that will open into a considerably denser trade area.
Downtown Mundelein is in the middle of a transit-oriented building boom. Five residential projects within a half-mile radius of this storefront — more than 770 new homes around the Metra station, Village Hall and Courtland Commons park — are complete or under construction, and the Village counted 38 new businesses opening across Mundelein at the turn of 2026. Every one of those households needs somewhere to eat, shop and get things done — and this storefront delivers in February 2028, as the last of them fill.
Four-story apartment community with an outdoor pool, sauna, fitness studio and indoor golf simulator. The Village's development log lists it complete and 90% occupied.
Two new buildings with indoor parking, a pool and fitness facilities, next to the new pedestrian bridge to the Metra station.
Flaherty & Collins' $90 million transit-oriented community on what the developer calls a long-vacant downtown site, with ground-floor retail and a parking garage. The Village's development log has the townhomes at final inspection and the apartment building in rough inspection; the developer's schedule brings the apartments online by April 2027.
Sixteen townhouse-style buildings with private garages and direct-entry one- and two-bedroom homes, in the heart of downtown.
Four-story independent-living building for residents 62 and older, with recreation and art rooms, a library and a business center. Final occupancy issued July 2025.
The numbers match the cards. Pins mark the block, not the parcel.
Project details, unit counts and status come from Village of Mundelein development pages and the developers’ own materials as of September 2026, and should be independently verified.











A 1,720 SF inline storefront in a brick strip on N Seymour Ave, with the shared surface lot out front and the downtown core a short walk in every direction. The photos and video show it in the American Legion post's current fit-out; the Legion's firm move-out gives a tenant a delivery date to plan around.
One open room running back from the storefront windows: drop ceiling with fluorescent panels and ceiling fans, carpet, and wood wainscoting along the side walls. Shown with the Legion's tables, chairs and wall shelving in place.
A separate office with its own door off the main room, shown with a desk in place.
A galley kitchen behind the main room: sink, upper and lower cabinets, counter space and room for a refrigerator.
Well suited to a range of uses under C-5-R Downtown Residential zoning — confirm your specific use and parking with the municipality.
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On N Seymour Ave in downtown Mundelein’s walkable core. Village Hall (300 Plaza Circle) and the Mundelein Metra station on the North Central Service line are about a quarter mile away, and Courtland Commons — the Village’s new park and event space at Courtland Street and Seymour Avenue, home to Community Days, the Arts Festival and the winter tree lighting — is a short walk south.
Seymour Avenue itself is filling in with independent businesses: Fenton Brewing Company opened at 169 N Seymour, Lakes Apothecary expanded into 404 N Seymour and Three Birds Yard Studio opened at 512 N Seymour, with Jack’s Smokin’ BBQ around the corner at 32 E Park Street.
Lake Street (Route 45), the main artery through downtown, carries about 21,200 vehicles a day (IDOT 2025).
| Address | Distance | Building | Lot | Last usable sale |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1281 N Seymour Ave | 0.2 mi | 1,273 SF | 0.15 ac | None on file |
| 2252 N Lake St | 0.3 mi | 2,836 SF | 0.37 ac | None on file |
| 3346 N Lake St | 0.4 mi | 2,433 SF | 0.19 ac | None on file |
| 4328 N Lake St | 0.4 mi | 1,620 SF | 0.21 ac | None on file |
| 54 W Hawley St | 0.4 mi | 1,485 SF | 0.17 ac | None on file |
| 6402 N Lake St | 0.4 mi | 2,182 SF | 0.22 ac | None on file |
| Address | Type | Year | Price | $/SF |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7446 Morris Ave | Retail / office | 2024 | $375,000 | $81/SF |
Built by Jason Bitton RE/MAX Commercial from public property records, then cleaned, classified and checked; records as of September 30, 2026. Distances are straight-line from this property. Not an appraisal or an opinion of value; records can be wrong or out of date.
Own one of these? Get a confidential opinion of value →February 2028. It is offered for pre-lease now, so a tenant can plan an opening date well in advance. Tenant to verify possession timing in the lease.
$24/SF/YR gross — $3,440 per month, one figure with no separate NNN charges. Tenant to verify all figures.
The lease is negotiated and signed now and rent starts at delivery in February 2028. Committing early locks in today’s rate and gives a tenant more than a year to plan permits, design and an opening around a firm date, instead of waiting for a downtown storefront to come open. Lease terms run 1 to 10 years; tenant to verify possession timing in the lease.
The property sits in the Village of Mundelein’s C-5 Downtown Zoning District (Chapter 20.36). Proposed commercial uses require Village of Mundelein approval. Ownership will handle the application, and approval is at the Village’s discretion. Potential uses, subject to that approval, include retail stores, restaurants and cafes, taverns, personal services such as salons and spas, medical and dental clinics, offices, financial institutions, art galleries and studios, day care centers, animal hospitals and indoor entertainment. Confirm your specific use, parking and signage with the Village before signing.
Five projects within a half-mile radius: Station 250 (165 apartments), Cardinal Square D-1 & D-2 (180 apartments), Morris Station (139 apartments), Mundelein Senior Apartments (46 apartments) and AREA on Plaza Circle (225 apartments and 17 townhomes, opening in phases through 2027 on the developer's schedule) — more than 770 new homes, plus Courtland Commons park and the new pedestrian bridge to the Metra station. Across the Village, 38 new businesses opened in late 2025 and early 2026. The Growth section above maps each project with its source; unit counts come from Village of Mundelein and developer materials and should be independently verified.
Yes. A surface parking lot sits directly in front of the storefront, shared with the other storefronts in the strip. Tenant to verify parking allocation and signage rights with the landlord.
About a quarter mile. The Mundelein station on Metra’s North Central Service line is roughly a quarter mile from the storefront, Village Hall about the same, and Courtland Commons park is a short walk south.
Lake St carries approximately 21,200 vehicles per day past the corridor, including about 975 heavy commercial vehicles (Illinois Department of Transportation, 2025 average annual daily traffic).
Yes, by appointment. The space is occupied by the American Legion post until delivery, so showings are arranged through Jason at (847) 858-2909.
Yes. Jason's walkthrough is on this page under See it in motion and on YouTube. The photos and video show the space as it is today, in the American Legion post's fit-out; tenant to verify condition at delivery.
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