Central location near Courthouse, post office, banks, restaurants and shops.

12,000 SF of space including office space on 4 levels, retail space on street level.
Street Level Commercial space is 1400 SF and is currently available for $750/month.

The 5-room lower level space is offered at $500/month including all utilities and central air.

2^nd & 3^rd floor spaces newly renovated containing 11 rooms at $125/room/month.

Listed on National Register of Historic Places – completely restored in 1979.

Owner would consider sale, lease or lease purchase.

Across from Worthington Park and the gazebo, near the County Courthouse, this site offers ample off-street parking on adjacent 60'x148' lot.

The building includes:

The retail unit is wide open space, full span storefront windows.  It includes an unfinished basement area (6698 SF).

Circa 1860's building remodeled in 2000 to Ohio Building Code.

700 – 4022 SF of first floor space available.

A former “hotel,” the second floor features individual or connecting studios with ample natural light.  Room sizes vary from 10x12 to 12x14.

Flexible lease rates / $189,000 Asking Price.

The theater building was built for the Knights of Pythias.  The grand opening was held on November 1, 1926.  Known then as the Pythias Theater, it hosted large live "roadshows" and motion pictures on its grand stage with full orchestra and a Wurlitzer pipe organ specially made for the venue.

The main theater, second and third floors are well suited to a variety of live, digital, performing and visual arts.  It could also be home to an incubator for creative and commercial arts businesses or a school for the arts.  Fiber optic cable in the building should make it very appealing to any business or organization that needs excellent web connectivity. The current owner will stay and lease back the commercial storefront space or vacate it if the new owner has other plans.

A local 501(c) (3) organization has recently been formed to restore the theater.  Known as the Chakeres Theater Restoration Corporation, donations can be made to it and mailed c/o Jane McAdow, 797 Walhonding Dr. Logan OH  43138.

Logan Town Center hopes that this group will be able to participate with the buyer in restoring the theater to the Main Street destination it was from 1926 until the early 1990's.

Here is a picture from the 1940's: