1425 Market St Wheeling, WV 26003-3529
This exceptional retail/restaurant space, totaling 20,932 square feet, is available for lease in a newly renovated (2023) historic building in downtown Wheeling, West Virginia. The property offers flexible lease options, with spaces ranging from a minimum of 944 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 5,233 square feet, currently vacant. The building features a prime location on Market Street, boasting superior frontage and visibility, and the potential for outdoor seating accommodating approximately 80-90 guests. This vibrant location is surrounded by a thriving mix of established businesses including River City, DiCarlo’s Pizza, Vagabond Kitchen, and many others, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. The property's proximity to major employers such as Kalkreuth HQ, The Health Plan HQ, and the new WVU Cancer Center, along with cultural attractions like Wesbanco Arena and the Capital Theatre, further enhances its appeal. Wheeling's strategic location, within an hour's drive of Pittsburgh, PA, and its convenient access to major roadways (West Virginia Route 2, Interstate 70, and Interstate 470), makes it an attractive destination. The building also includes nine apartment units. This is a unique opportunity to establish a presence in a revitalized historic district within a bustling metropolitan area (Wheeling MSA population approximately 150,000). The space is ideal for a variety of retail or restaurant concepts seeking a high-traffic, high-visibility location.
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