Building
- Year built -
- 1913
Historic ground-floor retail at Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel, steps from Fountain Square. 216 E. 6th Street offers ±2,497 SF of open space behind original green storefront framing and tall display windows, with a main entry on E. 6th and a rear entry.
Built in 1913, with this annex added in 1916, the Gwynne Building carries some of downtown’s richest history, from its connection to Alice Claypoole Gwynne Vanderbilt and ties to Procter & Gamble’s early headquarters story to past lives as Strauss Tobacconist and Shanghai Mama’s. Today it is home to Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel, so a tenant here opens with a built-in audience of hotel guests, event attendees and downtown office workers.
The space is suited to retail, dining or a service concept, at the center of downtown’s dining, arts and business core. Offered on a modified gross lease, with the rental rate negotiable.
Key Features
Original green storefront framing and tall display windows give this space real street presence on E. 6th. It sits in the 1916 annex of the Gwynne Building, a 1913 downtown landmark.
The space shares the Gwynne Building with Cincinnati’s Fidelity Hotel, steps from The Gwynne restaurant and Cora’s All Day Café, with a daily flow of hotel guests, event attendees and office workers.
A long, column-light ±2,497 SF ground-floor space with its main entry on E. 6th and a rear entry. Open and ready to shape for retail, dining or a service concept.
Fountain Square, the Aronoff Center, the streetcar and P&G headquarters are a short walk away. About 14,816 vehicles pass daily on E. 6th at Broadway, and over 113,000 people work within a mile.
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