This 7800 m/l sq. ft. building has every ingredient for success: Prime location, steel truss and beam construction, roll-up doors, custom office, storefront, parking for about 50 cars, 3-phase electric, cooler, ADA compliant restrooms, warehouse space, retail equipment and more. Roll up door leads to warehouse space. Building housed the former Lucky Dog, and comes with C1, C2, & D6 (Sunday sales) beer and wine licenses. Built in 2000. Tow motor also included. All this right in the Athens medical corridor, adjacent to OU property and on a main business artery.
This multipurpose warehouse/office building has many end-use possibilities with its wide open spaces and office/conference/kitchen areas. Double warehouses have 14′ & 12′ ceiling heights respectively and overhead doors for access. There are 8 office areas and 5 conference/work areas. Rooftop heating and cooling. 2 restrooms. T1 High-speed Internet with fiber optic capabilities. 75 +/- parking space and more that could be developed so your business can grow. Located in the Bill Theisen Industrial Park, the property has easy access to North-South and East-West freeways.
In Uptown Athens sits one of the state’s most respected from-scratch bakeries and cafés, Fluff Bakery. Open since the last half of 2010, Fluff has become a favorite stop for students and locals with a hankering for sweetly different pastries and meals made with local ingredients. Owners Jess and Jason Kopelwitz love running a business in Athens for a few reasons, namely because Fluff is the only place in town pastry lovers can find Fluff’s brand of sugary goodness.
“There are bakeries in Athens, but there’s no place that provides the kind of bakery items we have,” Jason said.
“It’s hard to find monster cupcakes that are really good,” added Jess.
Fluff's monster cupcakes
The Kopelwitz duo sees their customer as someone who is willing to pay a little bit more for a quality that’s different from non-independent bakeries in Athens, like Kroger and Wal-mart.
“In Athens we’re lucky because, although it’s a smaller group of people who actually live here, most of them have an appreciation for people who are starting from scratch and doing things different from the usual mass-produced, everything uniform and no flavor,” Jess said.
“[In Athens County] everyone is so self-reliant. And we have people who are into doing new things and being a part of a progressive culture,” Jason added. “Then to be in the middle of Appalachia with all these progressive things going on, as well as the cultural exposure, it makes us excited to start a family here some day.”
The Kopelwitzes also value Athens’ young student population and being able to teach them life lessons about customer service and making quick, educated decisions. “There are some things you can never truly learn just from school,” Jess said.
The couple just bought a house in Athens and, according to Jess, the serene nature of their location and proximity to the bike trails truly make their home an escape from work.
“We’re kind of up in the West Hills and literally live two minutes from the bike trails,” Jess said. “It’s one of those places when I work a 12 hour day, I can go home and go for a walk. And it’s awesome. We have all these beautiful trails and water and a lot of ability to get out there and move.”
And the couple has no plans to relocate any time soon. In fact, they are the envy of their city-bound friends.
“We have a lot of friends down in Columbus who have families around busy streets and they just think ‘Oh my gosh, it would be so nice to be here and have open space.’”
Interested in relocating or starting a business in Athens? Contact us and we’ll get right back to you.
by Sara Marrs, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Athens County Economic Development Council This months Lunch and Learn presented by Entrepreneurship [...]
This 7800 m/l sq. ft. building has every ingredient for success: Prime location, steel truss and beam construction, roll-up doors, custom office, storefront, parking for about 50 cars, 3-phase electric, cooler, ADA compliant restrooms, warehouse space, retail equipment and more. Roll up door leads to warehouse space. Building housed the former Lucky Dog, and comes with C1, C2, & D6 (Sunday sales) beer and wine licenses. Built in 2000. Tow motor also included. All this right in the Athens medical corridor, adjacent to OU property and on a main business artery.
This multipurpose warehouse/office building has many end-use possibilities with its wide open spaces and office/conference/kitchen areas. Double warehouses have 14′ & 12′ ceiling heights respectively and overhead doors for access. There are 8 office areas and 5 conference/work areas. Rooftop heating and cooling. 2 restrooms. T1 High-speed Internet with fiber optic capabilities. 75 +/- parking space and more that could be developed so your business can grow. Located in the Bill Theisen Industrial Park, the property has easy access to North-South and East-West freeways.
In Uptown Athens sits one of the state’s most respected from-scratch bakeries and cafés, Fluff Bakery. Open since the last half of 2010, Fluff has become a favorite stop for students and locals with a hankering for sweetly different pastries and meals made with local ingredients. Owners Jess and Jason Kopelwitz love running a business in Athens for a few reasons, namely because Fluff is the only place in town pastry lovers can find Fluff’s brand of sugary goodness.
“There are bakeries in Athens, but there’s no place that provides the kind of bakery items we have,” Jason said.
“It’s hard to find monster cupcakes that are really good,” added Jess.
Fluff's monster cupcakes
The Kopelwitz duo sees their customer as someone who is willing to pay a little bit more for a quality that’s different from non-independent bakeries in Athens, like Kroger and Wal-mart.
“In Athens we’re lucky because, although it’s a smaller group of people who actually live here, most of them have an appreciation for people who are starting from scratch and doing things different from the usual mass-produced, everything uniform and no flavor,” Jess said.
“[In Athens County] everyone is so self-reliant. And we have people who are into doing new things and being a part of a progressive culture,” Jason added. “Then to be in the middle of Appalachia with all these progressive things going on, as well as the cultural exposure, it makes us excited to start a family here some day.”
The Kopelwitzes also value Athens’ young student population and being able to teach them life lessons about customer service and making quick, educated decisions. “There are some things you can never truly learn just from school,” Jess said.
The couple just bought a house in Athens and, according to Jess, the serene nature of their location and proximity to the bike trails truly make their home an escape from work.
“We’re kind of up in the West Hills and literally live two minutes from the bike trails,” Jess said. “It’s one of those places when I work a 12 hour day, I can go home and go for a walk. And it’s awesome. We have all these beautiful trails and water and a lot of ability to get out there and move.”
And the couple has no plans to relocate any time soon. In fact, they are the envy of their city-bound friends.
“We have a lot of friends down in Columbus who have families around busy streets and they just think ‘Oh my gosh, it would be so nice to be here and have open space.’”
Interested in relocating or starting a business in Athens? Contact us and we’ll get right back to you.
by Sara Marrs, Marketing and Communications Coordinator, Athens County Economic Development Council This months Lunch and Learn presented by Entrepreneurship [...]
In Athens City Location convenient to University, bike path and recycling services. Can be divided into two discreet areas each with reception area, offices, conference rooms, a mezzanine, test cells, open plan work centers for manufacturing or research and development. Machine shop, fabrication, and process- ready space available.
Lease Price:$9 – $12 Sq. ft/yr
Location
Street Address:
178 & 181 Mill St.,
City, State and Zip:
Athens, OH, 45701
Zoning:
Manufacturing
In City Limits:
Yes
Size and Dimensions
Total Area:
26,000 sq. ft. of which 6,000 sq. ft. is wharehouse
Min. Available Area:
Discrete Conditioned work areas from 900 sq. ft.
Max Available Area:
18,000 – 26,000 Sq. ft.
Max Ceiling Height:
23 feet
Min Ceiling Height:
12 feet
Utilities
Gas Service:
Columbia Gas
Heated:
Yes
Sewer Provider:
City of Athens
Water Provider:
City of Athens
Electric Service Provider:
AEP
Construction
Truck Docks?
Yes, 1 – 3
Buidling Type:
Structural Steel with Concrete Panels
Former Use:
Former Sunpower Buliding
Multi-Tentant?:
Yes
Transportation
Distance to Highways:
Rts. 33/50 NS/EW less than ½ mile I-77 (40 miles): I-71 (85miles)
Distance to Airports:
Columbus International ( 90 miles): Ohio University Airport (12 miles)
The Athens Medical Building has 1500 sq.ft. of office space available off of East State Street. The location is highly visible and located right next to State Route 33. Phone and janitorial services of common areas are included. The office includes 2 bathrooms.
4,826 sq. ft. of office space remains in a first class building located in the growing Columbus Road office and commercial area within the City of Athens.
Excellent location on access road with full visibility from Columbus Road but without the traffic. Construction of a new assisted living facility is underway mile down the access road. Ideal location for a business related to assisted living.
Lease Price: Negotiable
Location
Street Address:
86 Columbus Road
City, State and Zip:
Athens, OH 45701
Zoning:
B-3 Commercial
Contact Info
Name:
Todd Shelton
Contact Phone Number:
(740) 597-1420
Contact Email:
todd@businessremixed.com
Size and Dimensions
Max Available Area:
4,826 sq. ft.
Office Available Area:
4,826 sq. ft.
Total Acres:
1 acres
Utilities
Sewer Provider:
City of Athens
Water Provider:
City of Athens
Electric Service Provider:
AEP
Transportation
Distance to Highways:
Good location five minutes from downtown Athens. Highways: Two minutes from U.S. 50; U.S. 33; U.S. 35
Lot #11 offers prime front corner location at SR 682 and University Estates Boulevard, with over 5 acres of land. Pending zoning approval, this site would make an excellent mixed-use complex.
Lot #5 is currently zoned residential with opportunities to develop multi-family housing. and borders University Estates Boulevard and Greenview; can [...]
340 West State Street Athens, OH 45701 University based Technology Business Incubator. Application Process for admittance. View the virtual tour. [...]
