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Office space in Central Bismarck

📍 1910 N. 11th Street - Office 12, Bismarck, ND 58501

Monthly Rent

$250

Bedrooms

0.5 ba

Sq Feet

210 sq ft

📋 Property Overview

This office space is ideal for small businesses, remote professionals, consultants, therapists, or administrative use. The office is just over 200sf providing a comfortable and functional workspace with room for desks, seating, storage, and client meetings. Tenants also have access to a separate shared restroom maintained for all office suites within the building. Signage on the marqu...

🛡️ Renters Insurance — Estimated Cost

Estimated range for North Dakota at $20,000 – $24,999 of personal property

$9–$13/ monthEstimate — not a quote

About $114–$146 a year.

Based on what North Dakota renters actually paid: NAIC industry data for 2023 (average HO-4 premium, 79,173 policy-years), adjusted to July 2026 with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics tenants' insurance index. It is a market average, not a price for this building and not a price for you.

Your own price depends most on your credit-based insurance score, your claims history and which carrier you choose. In published Ohio figures the same coverage ranges from $127 a year at excellent credit to $933 at poor credit. We do not ask for any of that, so we cannot narrow this for you.

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🐾 Pets

  • Cats not allowed
  • Dogs not allowed

✨ Features & Details

  • Tenant pays Electric
  • Cats not allowed
  • Dogs not allowed

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

$250

per month

Contact for availability
0.5 ba
210 sq ft

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