201 Main St Lafayette, IN 47901-1277
This exceptional 10-story office building, the Lafayette Bank Tower, located at 201 Main Street in Lafayette, Indiana, offers a variety of office spaces to suit various business needs. With a total of 76,232 square feet, the building boasts multiple tenancy options, ranging from a minimum of 798 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 8,534 square feet. Currently, 36,580 square feet are available. Built in 1970, this Tippecanoe County property enjoys a prime downtown location, just one block from the Wabash River waterfront. The building offers excellent visibility from Lafayette, West Lafayette, and Purdue University. Its strategic location provides easy access to the vibrant Main Street dining and shopping scene, as well as the John T. Myers Pedestrian Bridge leading to Wabash Landing's retail, apartment, and hotel options. The Lafayette Bank Tower features an attached, secured parking garage and offers the convenience of two move-in ready, fully furnished suites. Join prestigious tenants such as Chase Bank, Centier Bank, Ball Law, and Trinitas Ventures in this best-in-market building. This is an unparalleled opportunity to establish your business in the heart of Lafayette's financial district, enjoying stunning views of the city and its surroundings.
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