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London, OH Fitness Centers & Gyms for Lease

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Fitness Studio with Garage Doors
Fitness Studio with Garage Doors

1119 Mount Pleasant Avenue, Columbus, OH 43201

Victorian Village
$3,000/Mo
1,980 sqft  Built 1956  0.1 acres

An open interior with mirrors, a kitchenette, and a half bath supports its current studio configuration.

6 parking spaces  Kitchenette  Half bath  Garage doors
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Built-Out Fitness Center Retail Suite
Built-Out Fitness Center Retail Suite

5240 Franklin St, Hilliard, OH 43026

$21 SF/Yr
3,170 sqft

2017-built, flexible fitness center space with an open floor plan, private offices, and restrooms including showers.

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Class A Office Space Columbus
Class A Office Space Columbus

41 South High Street, Columbus, OH 43215

Downtown
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188–313 people  47,000 sqft

Class A office space in downtown Columbus with many amenities.

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Retail Space in Growing Neighborhood
Retail Space in Growing Neighborhood

4323 Cosgray Rd, Hilliard, OH 43026

$17 SF/Yr
1,860 sqft

Neighborhood retail center with excellent visibility and signage.

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How to lease a fitness center or gym in London, OH

  1. Size from your membership model. Whether it's a strength gym, HIIT box, yoga studio, or wellness club, plan roughly 10–14 sq. ft. per member and 40–60 sq. ft. per machine. A 200-member facility needs about 2,000 sq. ft. of training floor alone.
  2. Match demographics to your format. Use Location Intelligence to find London, OH areas whose age, income, and lifestyle fit your concept. A boutique Pilates studio and a 24/7 big-box gym thrive on very different blocks.
  3. Expect zoning friction over parking. Cities hit gyms with heavy parking requirements that often demand variances. Work with a fitness-experienced broker or land-use consultant so you don't lease a space you can't legally occupy.
  4. Prefer a previous gym build-out. Second-generation fitness space with reinforced floors, showers, and upgraded HVAC already in place slashes costs. Otherwise, nail down in the lease who pays for soundproofing and whether you must restore the space on exit.
  5. Budget equipment alongside rent. Outfitting 3,000–4,000 sq. ft. runs $30–50K, often leased over 12–60 months. Combine equipment payments with occupancy costs in the Lease Calculator for the true monthly picture.
  6. Secure sublet and assignment rights. Get written permission to sublet to trainers, nutritionists, and wellness coaches, plus easy lease assignment if you sell. Add an exclusion clause keeping competing gyms out of your plaza.
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