Bebco Building

Highlights:

• Moorish Architecture with original brickwork
• Gabled parapets with terra cotta coping
• Pilasters with decorative limestone arched caps
• Elaborate limestone scrolls at each of the entrances,
• Original bi-fold garage door
• 10 skylights

Description:

The former Birmingham Electric Battery Co. (“BEBCO”) building, designed by William Leslie Welton in 1926, was repurposed in 2005 as a boutique office building with three professional users. This asset represents a unique investment opportunity in Birmingham’s highly desirable Southside district. Blending historic architecture with modern design, the property offers character and differentiation in a market where authentic, small-scale office assets are increasingly scarce.

The site is well-positioned within walking distance of a sizable residential population, high-end dining, and numerous attractions, including Rotary Trail, Railroad Park, and Regions Field.

The building benefits from strong drivers tied to Birmingham’s ongoing urban growth. The Southside submarket continues to attract professional service firms, creative users, and healthcare-adjacent tenants who value accessibility, walkability, and the energy of a mixed-use environment.

With its combination of stabilized tenancy, distinctive character, and unrivaled location, this asset provides investors with a compelling opportunity to acquire a well-positioned office property that stands apart in Birmingham’s urban landscape.

90% of the tenants are on their third renewal.

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