This office building is located in the Central Business District of Cincinnati directly across from City Hall and just 4 blocks from the County Courthouse. The property is conveniently located within easy access to I-75, I-71, & I-471.

About the property. Built in 1880, this historically significant office building contains 9,450sf +/- and is in close to move-in condition. The first 2 floors, with 10’ soaring ceilings, are finished and contain 2 restrooms on each floor. Likewise 1500sf of the lower level is finished for offices and conference room. It also has 2 restrooms with the balance for archival storage. The 3150sf third floor is unfinished for future expansion. A 1999 remodel of the building included an elevator shaft for an elevator if the purchaser wishes to install one. A new rubber roof was applied in 2000.

In addition to on-street metered parking, there is ample of off-street parking available – both surface parking and parking garages in easy walking distance to the property.

This property carries a 30 year TIF abatement which began in 2003 and will continue until 2032. The property appears to be in very good condition with very little necessary for “move in condition”. Current real estate taxes are $15,425 based on an Auditors assessed value of $513,000. Hamilton County PID # 0770001002600.

Historical Significance. According to the Cincinnati Preservation Society, in 1884 the second floor of this building was used as the meeting room for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, while the first floor was occupied by the Henry C. Deters saloon. In 1885 the saloon became known as “The Richelieu Café and Sample Room” and the second floor became “Richelieu Hall”. Richelieu Hall continued to be utilized by the Hibernians and other Irish societies as well as rented for balls, assemblies, lectures, and political meetings for many years.

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