Large Downtown Traditional Retail & or Office Space FOR LEASE

Description:

255 E Main Street | Richmond, Kentucky

14,057 SF | Downtown Retail or Office | For Lease
Rarely does a space of this size and versatility become available in the heart of Downtown Richmond — and this is one worth seeing in person.
Offering 14,057 square feet of open, adaptable space, 255 E Main Street is positioned in a high-visibility downtown corridor with B-2 zoning, welcoming a wide range of retail, office, service, and specialty uses. Whether you're expanding an established operation or planting a flag in one of Central Kentucky's most active small-city markets, this space is built to accommodate your vision.
Space Highlights:

14,057 SF of flexible retail or office space
Large open floor plan — configure it your way
Private offices for administrative or professional use
Storage rooms for inventory, equipment, or back-of-house needs
Abundant power to support a variety of commercial operations
Dock access for deliveries and logistics
Two restrooms on-site
Shared parking with Family Dollar — convenient, accessible, and ample
B-2 Zoning — broad use permissions to fit your business model

Downtown Richmond continues to attract investment, foot traffic, and community activity, making this an ideal location for businesses looking to grow their presence and connect with the local customer base.
Don't just read about it — come see it.

This space shows exceptionally well and the floor plan speaks for itself. Reach out today to schedule a private tour and let's talk about what's possible here. Neal Metcalfe, Senior Advisor, 859-312-8069, neal.metcalfe@svn.com.
Serving the Madison County, Berea & I-75 Corridor Markets

Richmond is centrally located and is south of Lexington on the I-75 corridor. Richmond is one of the fastest growing areas in Kentucky. Several identifiable factors contribute to this growth, such as easy interstate access, proximity to Lexington, lower cost of housing, good employment base, regional university, and cultural and educational opportunities. Richmond tied for the 30th in the Top Micropolitans in the nation for new and expanded industry activity in 2010. The City of Richmond is currently the 7th most populous in Kentucky, up from 11th largest in the 2000 census and is the home of Eastern Kentucky University with approximately 17,000 students. Historic downtown Richmond is one of the finest 19th century commercial districts in the Southeast and is a unique blend of small town warmth and friendliness while still having access to the advantages of a big city.

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