Farmers Exchange Garden Level

320 South Court Street Medina, OH 44256

Medina
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Restaurant
Amount:
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Highlights

  • Located in the entertainment district of Downtown Medina
  • Exceptional retail location
  • Common area restrooms
  • Can be white boxed and ready for tenant's finishing touches
  • First project in Medina County to receive state and federal tax credits
  • Blends modern layouts with raw historic charm

Description

This Historical Medina Farmers Exchange building once was downtown Medina's local Feed and Farm store that
has been repurposed into a mixed use building, blending modern layouts with raw historic charm.

Located in the newly extended Entertainment District of Downtown Medina called "Southtown". This area hopes to bring more entertainment options to downtown Medina.

This historic Medina Farmers Exchange building sits about one block south on Court Street of the busy Medina Square which carries an always high occupancy level of commercial tenants. The Square hosts several large community events every year driving thousands of people downtown.

Building Size: 34767sq ft
Lot Size: 0.67 acres


Documents

Farmers Exchange - 320 South Court Street - BROCHURE

Units for Lease

320 South Court Street - Suite C
Space Available: 750 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Price Per Sqft/Month: $1400.00
320 South Court Street - Suite F
Space Available: 573 SF
Lease Type: NNN

Price Per Sqft/Month: $1075.00

Map of 320 South Court Street, Medina, OH, 44256

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