3977 Morse Xing Columbus, OH 43219-6039
This exceptional 7,272 square foot restaurant space is available for lease in the highly desirable Easton Market area of Columbus, Ohio. Situated on a 1.9+ acre lot, this single-tenant property boasts a prime location at a signalized entrance to the Easton Town Center, a major regional shopping and entertainment destination. The building features a spacious interior of 7,272 square feet, complemented by an outdoor patio area, ideal for expanding seating capacity and creating a vibrant atmosphere. The property's location within the Easton super regional trade area ensures high visibility and significant foot traffic, providing exceptional opportunities for a thriving restaurant business. The property is classified as Retail and Restaurant, specifically a restaurant subtype, within Franklin County. The address is 3977 Morse Crossing, Columbus, OH 43219. This turnkey opportunity offers a well-established space ready for immediate occupancy, benefiting from its strategic placement within a bustling commercial hub. The property's size and location make it an attractive prospect for a variety of restaurant concepts seeking a prominent presence in a high-traffic area. The existing infrastructure and convenient access points further enhance the property's appeal to potential lessees. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned restaurant space in one of Columbus's most sought-after commercial districts.
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Red Robin Gourmet Burgers and Brews Restaurant
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