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INVESTMENT HIGHLIGHTS
- The Factory blends two historic buildings in the heart of Ironton, ideal for retail, office, or residential revitalization along the Ohio River.
- Five- and two-story historic buildings in shell condition with interconnected floors, ideal for adaptive reuse and mixed-use redevelopment potential.
- Adjacent parking plus a planned two-story garage with dedicated spaces position the property to meet the demands of modern mixed-use tenants.
- Over $1.1M invested in upgrades, including a new roof, modern elevator, restored windows, & storefronts, ensures strong foundations for redevelopment.
- Flexible B3 zoning allows retail, restaurants, creative studios, offices, and residential uses, supporting a wide variety of development concepts.
- Surrounded by job growth, infrastructure upgrades, and downtown momentum, The Factory is set to anchor Ironton’s economic and cultural revival.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
At the heart of Ironton’s historic downtown, The Factory at 222 S 3rd Street offers an unparalleled opportunity to acquire a redevelopment asset poised to anchor the city’s revitalization.
Blending two iconic buildings, the Brumberg (1906) and the Berg (1867), this property combines rich history with modern potential. Encompassing both 220 S 3rd Street, a five-story structure, and 215 S 2nd Street, a three-story building, the asset provides two levels of shell space primed for adaptive reuse. With recent capital investments totaling more than $1.1 million, including a new roof, restored period-appropriate windows and storefront doors, and a modern elevator, this property stands ready to be reimagined into a dynamic hub for retail, dining, creative offices, and residential living. Zoned B3, the site supports a wide variety of uses, offering unmatched flexibility.
The Factory’s design potential is enhanced by unique features that set it apart as a cornerstone development. The interconnected buildings allow for contiguous space across the second and third floors, ideal for larger commercial tenants or residential layouts. The 2nd Street building enjoys unobstructed river views, providing an attractive amenity for residents or hospitality concepts. A planned adjacent two-story parking garage will include a public-use level and an upper level dedicated to the asset, in addition to allotted public surface parking next to the site. These investments, combined with eligibility for local government tax incentives, position The Factory as a transformative asset capable of meeting Ironton’s growing demand for modern mixed-use environments.
Situated amid Ironton’s economic resurgence, The Factory benefits from significant regional development and infrastructure upgrades. The city has prioritized revitalization, with grants supporting roads, water, and storm line improvements. Major employers, including Swift Manufacturing, Green EnviroTech Holdings, and PureCycle Technologies, are creating new jobs in and around the community, while a new inpatient rehabilitation hospital adds to the healthcare sector’s growth. Together, these industries are drawing new residents and professionals, creating heightened demand for retail, dining, housing, and services in the city center.
Downtown Ironton is positioned to become a thriving commercial and cultural destination, with The Factory at its core. The property’s historic architecture, extensive improvements, and flexible zoning provide a rare opportunity to shape the future of Lawrence County’s urban hub. As a redevelopment project, it not only preserves the city’s rich heritage but also creates a platform for modern business and residential life to flourish.
Blending two iconic buildings, the Brumberg (1906) and the Berg (1867), this property combines rich history with modern potential. Encompassing both 220 S 3rd Street, a five-story structure, and 215 S 2nd Street, a three-story building, the asset provides two levels of shell space primed for adaptive reuse. With recent capital investments totaling more than $1.1 million, including a new roof, restored period-appropriate windows and storefront doors, and a modern elevator, this property stands ready to be reimagined into a dynamic hub for retail, dining, creative offices, and residential living. Zoned B3, the site supports a wide variety of uses, offering unmatched flexibility.
The Factory’s design potential is enhanced by unique features that set it apart as a cornerstone development. The interconnected buildings allow for contiguous space across the second and third floors, ideal for larger commercial tenants or residential layouts. The 2nd Street building enjoys unobstructed river views, providing an attractive amenity for residents or hospitality concepts. A planned adjacent two-story parking garage will include a public-use level and an upper level dedicated to the asset, in addition to allotted public surface parking next to the site. These investments, combined with eligibility for local government tax incentives, position The Factory as a transformative asset capable of meeting Ironton’s growing demand for modern mixed-use environments.
Situated amid Ironton’s economic resurgence, The Factory benefits from significant regional development and infrastructure upgrades. The city has prioritized revitalization, with grants supporting roads, water, and storm line improvements. Major employers, including Swift Manufacturing, Green EnviroTech Holdings, and PureCycle Technologies, are creating new jobs in and around the community, while a new inpatient rehabilitation hospital adds to the healthcare sector’s growth. Together, these industries are drawing new residents and professionals, creating heightened demand for retail, dining, housing, and services in the city center.
Downtown Ironton is positioned to become a thriving commercial and cultural destination, with The Factory at its core. The property’s historic architecture, extensive improvements, and flexible zoning provide a rare opportunity to shape the future of Lawrence County’s urban hub. As a redevelopment project, it not only preserves the city’s rich heritage but also creates a platform for modern business and residential life to flourish.
MATTERPORT 3D TOURS
View Virtual Tour of the Blumberg Building Floor 1
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PROPERTY FACTS
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Walk Score®
Very Walkable (78)
NEARBY AMENITIES
RESTAURANTS |
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| A&W's Eatery | - | - | 1 min walk |
| City Grill | Burgers | $ | 1 min walk |
| Melini Cucina Italian Restaurant | Italian | $$$ | 2 min walk |
| Depot | Burgers | $$$ | 3 min walk |
| Wendy's | - | - | 5 min walk |
| Little Caesars | - | - | 5 min walk |
| Marco's Pizza | - | - | 5 min walk |
| Giovanni's Pizza | Pizza | $ | 7 min walk |
| Pizza Hut | - | - | 8 min walk |
| Long John Silver's | Fast Food | - | 8 min walk |
RETAIL |
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|---|---|---|
| Merle Norman | Health & Beauty Aids | 1 min walk |
| True Value | Hardware | 3 min walk |
| Sherwin-Williams | Paint/Wallpaper | 3 min walk |
| Dollar General | Dollar/Variety/Thrift | 4 min walk |
HOTELS |
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|---|---|
| TownePlace Suites |
109 rooms
2 min drive
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| Holiday Inn Express |
79 rooms
3 min drive
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| Best Western |
58 rooms
6 min drive
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| Delta Hotel |
152 rooms
9 min drive
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| Spark by Hilton |
150 rooms
11 min drive
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| Quality Inn |
54 rooms
14 min drive
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| Rodeway Inn |
48 rooms
14 min drive
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PROPERTY TAXES
| Parcel Numbers | Improvements Assessment | $81,140 (2024) | |
| Land Assessment | $61,740 (2024) | Total Assessment | $142,880 (2024) |
PROPERTY TAXES
Parcel Numbers
Land Assessment
$61,740 (2024)
Improvements Assessment
$81,140 (2024)
Total Assessment
$142,880 (2024)
SALE ADVISORS
Bill Dingus, Executive Director
Executive Director of the Lawrence Economic Development Corporation (LEDC), where he leads efforts to drive economic growth, attract investment, and support business development across Lawrence County, Ohio.
Marty Conley, Associate Director
Marty is a graduate of Ohio University. He works to see that communities prosper from businesses in the area. Marty enjoys working with leadership to stimulate growth and create opportunities in the community.
Jeremy Clay, Associate Executive Director
Jeremy Clay, an Associate Executive Director at Lawrence Economic Development Corporation, also serves as the Business Owner of Clay Investments. Additionally, he holds a position as an Adjunct Faculty member at Ohio University.
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