530 Main St Akron, OH 44311
Canal Place offers a unique opportunity to lease office and retail space in a revitalized Akron, OH location. This historic building, formerly home to the BF Goodrich rubber factory, boasts 1,793 square feet of immediately available space within a larger complex totaling over one million square feet. The property features a five-story building on a 2.661-acre lot, offering multiple tenancy options. Built in 1915, the Class B building is zoned U-1 and presents a blend of industrial charm and modern functionality. Its prime location provides easy access to major roadways including Rt 8, I-76, and I-77, placing it within walking distance of downtown Akron's cultural attractions. Nearby amenities include restaurants, the ballpark, zoo, Lock 3, Akron Civic Theatre, the University of Akron, and Akron Children's Hospital. The property's adaptable space is ideal for businesses seeking an innovative and convenient location. The building's extensive size allows for various floor plans and suite configurations, catering to a wide range of business needs. APN numbers are 6759112 and 6762568, located in Summit County. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving and dynamic urban environment.
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