530 Town St Columbus, OH 43215
This historic three-story building, situated on 0.51 acres in Columbus, Ohio's vibrant Discovery District, presents a unique investment opportunity. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 17,377-square-foot Snowden-Gray House at 530 E Town St. offers versatile space ideal for creative office, retail, entertainment, hospitality, or a combination thereof. Recently renovated, the property boasts refinished hardwood floors, fresh paint and wallpaper, updated restrooms, and high-end finishes throughout. Its previous use as an event venue highlights its adaptability, featuring large multi-purpose rooms, a dance hall, a full-service bar, and a catering kitchen. The property includes 40 on-site parking spaces, supplemented by ample street parking. Its prime location offers convenient access to major highways (I-71, I-670, and I-70), and proximity to notable attractions such as Topiary Park, Grant Medical Center, the Columbus Metropolitan Library, Franklin University, and the Columbus Museum of Art. The building's Class C designation reflects its character and charm, while its substantial size and flexible layout cater to a wide range of potential uses. An additional 3,000-square-foot outdoor patio on the second floor provides an exceptional amenity. The property's APN is 010-018404, 010-052070. This is a single-tenancy building constructed in 1854.
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