4000 Colerain Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45223

This historic mixed-use property, formerly the Farmer's Hotel, is located in the Northside neighborhood. The building features approximately 2,000 square feet of street-level retail space and six modernized apartments above. The property combines new construction with historic elements. Built in 1859, it is the oldest standing commercial building in Northside and the only remaining former hotel that housed farmers and their livestock during the 19th-century heyday of Porkopolis. The commercial space offers opportunities for various businesses, including retail stores, cocktail bars, and restaurants. The Hamilton County Landbank saved the structure from demolition and stabilized it for future redevelopment in 2014, following the City Historic Landmark designation. Northside Cincinnati is a diverse and vibrant neighborhood known for its artistic community, historic architecture, and unique local businesses. The neighborhood features numerous art galleries, live music venues, and theaters. The area boasts a variety of locally-owned businesses, including eclectic shops, restaurants, and bars. Northside has several parks and green spaces, including Hoffner Park, which hosts community events and gatherings. The neighborhood has good access to public transportation, with bus routes connecting it to downtown Cincinnati and other parts of the city. Northside is actively attracting multifamily residences, retailers, and various other developments to revitalize its urban landscape and promote economic growth. The property is located at the corner of Colerain and Hoffner.