$1 Absolute Auction | Former Bank Branch | New England

Highlights:

• Former bank branch with drive-through, ATM infrastructure, and 14 parking spaces for multiple commercial use cases.
• Central Caribou location near Main Street and High Street with immediate access to downtown services and employers.
• Two-story masonry construction supports durable occupancy for office, medical, financial, or municipal users.
• 7,798 SF building on 0.30 acres offers a scalable footprint in a market with limited comparable supply.
• Flexible existing layout and commercial zoning support adaptive reuse and long-term leasing optionality.

Description:

Ri Marketplace Online Auction May 18th-20th, 2026
Register to bid on Marketplace:

https://rimarketplace.com/auction/3133/retail/caribou/me?utm_source=brevitas&utm_medium=listing&utm_campaign=external&utm_content=retail_3133


14 Sweden Street is a 7,798-square-foot former bank branch on 0.30 acres in downtown Caribou, Maine. The two-story masonry building includes a two-lane drive-through, ATM infrastructure, and on-site parking, offering a functional layout for financial services, medical office, professional office, public-sector occupancy, or other service-oriented commercial uses. The property sits within the Maine North & Bangor submarket and benefits from a central in-town location near Main Street, High Street, and key local commercial corridors.

Caribou serves as one of Aroostook County’s primary service centers, and the property is positioned to capture demand from local businesses, healthcare and professional users, and regional service providers seeking established space in a supply-constrained northern Maine market. With visibility near existing banking improvements and flexible zoning, the asset presents a compelling opportunity for investors pursuing adaptive reuse, owner-user demand, or lease-up potential in a stable regional trade area.



Thomas W. Saturley
c/o Fisher Auction Company, Inc.
License: AUC757
The platform fee for this transaction is the greater of 5.00% or a minimum of $20,000.

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