172 State St Columbus, OH 43215
The Norwich Building, a six-story, Class B office building at 172 E State St in Columbus, Ohio, offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible space in a vibrant downtown location. Built in 1893 and renovated in 1981, this historic building boasts a total of 36,480 square feet, situated on a 0.14-acre lot. The property is currently multi-tenant, with several spaces available ranging from a minimum of 1,650 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 2,290 square feet. A total of 6,109 square feet is currently vacant, providing immediate occupancy options. The building's address is within the OH - CBD - Columbus submarket, offering excellent access to amenities and transportation. The property's APN is 010-028183, and it's located in Franklin County, Ohio, zip code 43215. This traditional office building presents a blend of historical charm and modern functionality, making it an ideal location for a variety of businesses. The building's location in the heart of Columbus' central business district provides unparalleled access to a thriving commercial environment. Interested parties should inquire about available space and lease terms.
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