For Lease

1450 East Walnut Street Lancaster, OH 43130

Lancaster
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Multi Tenant Office
Amount:
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Last Verified:
Dec 19, 2022


Description

1135.04 (IH) INDUSTRIAL HEAVY DISTRICT. (a) Purpose. The (IH) Industrial Heavy District is intended to provide for a full range of industrial uses, including activities which may constitute substantial environmental influences or hazards by their operation and/or appearance. (b) Permitted Uses. Permitted uses in the IH District shall be those uses specified as Permitted Uses and Special Exception Uses in the IM District, except no residential use shall be allowed.

1450 E. Walnut St. is located on the east side of Lancaster, OH in Fairfield County. The building was built in 1950 and located on the intersection of E. Walnut St. and Fulkerson Ave. This property is serviced by SR 33, SR 22, and US HWY 22 leading into Lancaster. In the immediate area, other industrial properties and retail storefronts are plentiful.

Building Size: 200000sq ft
Building Class: A
Lot Size: 0 acres

Units for Lease

Total Space
Space Available: 200000 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Map of 1450 East Walnut Street, Lancaster, OH, 43130

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Keller Williams Greater Columbus, LLC.

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