462 4Th St Louisville, KY 40202
This exceptional sublease opportunity presents 3,930 square feet of prime executive office space on the 12th floor of the prestigious Meidinger Tower. Located in a vibrant commercial district (C-3 zoning), this Class A building boasts a total of 331,054 square feet spread across 26 stories and was constructed in 1982. The suite itself offers a highly functional layout, including several private offices, two well-appointed conference rooms, and a welcoming reception area. A convenient pantry equipped with appliances adds to the suite's practicality. The sublease agreement is in place until December 31, 2025. The building's amenities are extensive, featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center and a versatile conference center, managed by on-site building management. The building's location is unparalleled, adjacent to 4th Street Live, providing easy access to a wide array of restaurants and entertainment venues. This is a rare chance to secure a sophisticated and well-equipped office space in a highly desirable location with a convenient sublease term. The property's APN is 014L00050000. This multiple-tenancy building offers a dynamic and thriving work environment.
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