The State Electric building offers a buyer the ability to purchase a single tenant office/warehouse that has an absolute net lease for three more years to a corporately guaranteed tenant. This 11,600 Square foot all-steel building has a small showroom and office in the front with warehouse in the rear. There are two drive-in doors on the front side of the building and one in the back, and a loading dock on the side. The property sits adjacent to Highway 23/50 with easy access to ramps leading either northwest or southeast.
Chillicothe long has been the crossroads and a center of commerce for south central Ohio. Founded in 1796, it first served as the capital for the Northwest Territory and in 1803, when Ohio became a state, the city was the state's capital. Today, Chillicothe is the seat for Ross County and boasts a population of 21,796 while the county's population is 75,556. The growth of population in the county was 3 percent from 2000 to 2006, or about three times faster than the state rate. |