68 High St Bldg B, New Albany, OH 43054-7160
This exceptional New Albany, Ohio commercial property, located at 68 N High Street (APN 222-003545-00), offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and convenient access. The Georgian-brick building boasts 3,240 square feet of space, currently configured as a single-tenant occupancy. A significant portion, 2,090 square feet, is immediately available. The property features excellent roadside frontage on North High Street, directly across from New Albany Elementary Schools, ensuring high traffic and easy client accessibility. Its location also provides proximity to local amenities such as Eagles Pizza. The lot size is 0.07 acres. The building is ideal for medical, financial, or upscale general office use. For qualified tenants, the owner is offering a tenant improvement (TI) package including new LED lighting, fresh paint, and luxury vinyl plank/carpet installation as needed. While the owner will not undertake extensive remodeling, this attractive TI allowance allows for customization to suit specific business needs. The owner may consider leasing the entire 3,240 square foot building. This property presents a compelling opportunity for a business seeking a prominent location in a thriving community.
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New Albany Family Dentistry Dental Office
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New Albany Health Associates Medical Clinic
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Columbus Investment Advisory Financial Advisor
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Five Star Group General Contractor
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Kimberly Joy Brown, Platinum Real Estate Real Estate Agency
Cap rate
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
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