320 Third St
Baton Rouge, LA 70801
Historic De La Ronde Hall Space For Lease · Property For Lease

Beautiful, historic, 2-story mixed-use building located on Third St. in the heart of downtown Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The De La Ronde Hall was built in 1907 and is approximately 22,000 SF. It has two (2) private brick-paved courtyards with mature trees flanking a covered entry, 18' ceilings, wall to wall transom windows providing a lot of natural light, hardwood floors, wainscoting, a wrap around stair well and 2 service/passenger elevators, one (1) from ground level to the first floor, and one (1) from the first floor to the 2nd floor. Unique and high end finishes throughout; multiple crystal chandeliers, mosaic tile above windows and stained glass skylights. The total land size is approximately 13,568 SF with 56' frontage on Third St. The building which is in an opportunity zone, was renovated in 1984 and has been well-maintained. Available: Suite 102/104: Two adjacent suites with a combined square footage of 1,997.57 SF. Currently vacant and available for lease. Co-Tenant/Second Floor: Suite 201: 9,376 SF Long-term tenant, Ruffino's Catering at De La Ronde Hall, a well established banquet hall, occupies the entire 2nd floor. Their space with 18' ceilings includes a full kitchen, two grand ballrooms, a bridal dressing suite, a groom's room, and a balcony overlooking the two courtyards below. Co-tenants/First Floor: Suite 101: 1,600 SF, occupied by the Blues Cafe, which includes one of two courtyards, a full kitchen, and a dining room. Suite 103: 1,160 SF Office space occupied by Mentorship Academy, includes a conference room with some common area. Suite 106: 3,600 SF luxury space consisting of two (2) bedrooms, one (1) bathroom with a garden tub and separate shower, a full custom kitchen, a lighted bar, and living room, currently being used as an AirBNB. Highlights: - Utilities are individually metered The Downtown Development District's 2021 Yearbook mentions "In 1950, Third Street was the heart of not only downtown, but of Baton Rouge." After years of decline, the Third Street corridor has re-emerged as the place to live, work, and play in Baton Rouge. New retailers and developments along Third Street are bringing more residents downtown than ever before, fulfilling a long-term vision for the city’s center that’s been in the works for more than two decades. Featuring many of the city’s best restaurants, music venues, and bars, Third Street is already thriving with nightlife and entertainment options. Major investments in residential developments and essential services, such as a grocery store and a pharmacy, are helping to make downtown more livable." and, "Third Street was awarded by the Louisiana Chapter of the American Planning Association in 2018 as a ‘Great Street.’" For more information on the history of Third Street, see the attached Downtown Development Yearbook, or visit: https://downtownbatonrouge.org/uploads/docs/2021DevelopmentUpdate_pageviewFinal.pdf