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The Historic Fairview Arts center - Office/Retail/Possible Residential
Excellent for creative or professional company
2,090 sq ft on 2 floors with 10' ceilings and additional 1,200 sq ft attic
Separate men' s and women's rest room, Equipped kitchen, Abundant lighting through out
Partial Basement with boiler room and separate room for storage
Single or multi tenant usage
City Water, Sewer, Natural Gas Telephone, Cable
Security system through out with motion detectors and Toshiba telephone system
5 Stained glass windows (Art related), 5 Ceramic art fixtures above windows (Mounted police related)
First floor back room can be opened to 28' x 42'
Historic building on National Register of Historic Places, built in 1895 as the Cincinnati police patrol station #7
Uniquely designed by Master Architect Samual Hannaford featuring a 2 story brick romanesque style construction, with two main facades, aluminum framed thermopane windows and entrance doors and a pitched asphalt shingle roof.
Type: Historic Office/Retail Building
Rooms: 4 rooms on 1st floor plus 1
Mens & 1 Women's rest room.
5 rooms on second floor, plus
2 closets

355 W. McMillan St, 45219
Excellent location at a highly visible, well lit corner location with high auto and foot traffic (focal point at the intersection of W. McMillan, Ravine and Fairview streets)
Centrally located with easy access to UC, Hospitals, Downtown Cincinnati and 3 major interstates (I-75, I-71 and I-74)

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