Schaff Building 168-170 N High St 7 885–55 195 pi² d'espace disponible • Bureau • Columbus, OH 43215

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Columbus, this prominent five-level office and retail building at 168-170 N High Street offers a rare opportunity to lease space in one of the city’s most strategically located corridors. With its prime location surrounded by major civic, legal, and government institutions—including the Ohio Statehouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and municipal and federal court buildings—this property is tailor-made for professional and public-sector tenants seeking visibility, convenience, and security. The building’s design accommodates a wide variety of uses with flexible floor plans, street-level retail frontage, and multi-story professional office space above. Each level is adaptable to support different business needs, with existing infrastructure suitable for high-traffic operations or private suites. Key features include: High visibility on High Street with direct access to COTA bus lines, bike lanes, and major highways Fiber-optic connectivity throughout the building for high-speed internet access Secure entry systems and ADA-compliant access points Multiple elevators for efficient vertical access Restrooms on every floor and shower facilities for tenant convenience Break rooms or kitchenette spaces in select areas Surrounded by nearby parking options, including surface lots, street parking, and adjacent parking garages This building is ideal for a wide range of tenants, including: Government agencies in need of close proximity to downtown institutions Law firms, legal service providers, and court reporters Counselors, therapists, and behavioral health professionals Professional service firms: CPAs, financial advisors, insurance agents, consultants Real estate brokerages and title offices Health & wellness practitioners: chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, or telehealth offices Creative firms and tech companies: marketing agencies, design studios, developers Non-profits and advocacy groups with a civic focus Client-facing retail businesses: boutique shops, cafés, print or repair services

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Columbus, this prominent five-level office and retail building at 168-170 N High Street offers a rare opportunity to lease space in one of the city’s most strategically located corridors. With its prime location surrounded by major civic, legal, and government institutions—including the Ohio Statehouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and municipal and federal court buildings—this property is tailor-made for professional and public-sector tenants seeking visibility, convenience, and security. The building’s design accommodates a wide variety of uses with flexible floor plans, street-level retail frontage, and multi-story professional office space above. Each level is adaptable to support different business needs, with existing infrastructure suitable for high-traffic operations or private suites. Key features include: High visibility on High Street with direct access to COTA bus lines, bike lanes, and major highways Fiber-optic connectivity throughout the building for high-speed internet access Secure entry systems and ADA-compliant access points Multiple elevators for efficient vertical access Restrooms on every floor and shower facilities for tenant convenience Break rooms or kitchenette spaces in select areas Surrounded by nearby parking options, including surface lots, street parking, and adjacent parking garages This building is ideal for a wide range of tenants, including: Government agencies in need of close proximity to downtown institutions Law firms, legal service providers, and court reporters Counselors, therapists, and behavioral health professionals Professional service firms: CPAs, financial advisors, insurance agents, consultants Real estate brokerages and title offices Health & wellness practitioners: chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, or telehealth offices Creative firms and tech companies: marketing agencies, design studios, developers Non-profits and advocacy groups with a civic focus Client-facing retail businesses: boutique shops, cafés, print or repair services

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Columbus, this prominent five-level office and retail building at 168-170 N High Street offers a rare opportunity to lease space in one of the city’s most strategically located corridors. With its prime location surrounded by major civic, legal, and government institutions—including the Ohio Statehouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and municipal and federal court buildings—this property is tailor-made for professional and public-sector tenants seeking visibility, convenience, and security. The building’s design accommodates a wide variety of uses with flexible floor plans, street-level retail frontage, and multi-story professional office space above. Each level is adaptable to support different business needs, with existing infrastructure suitable for high-traffic operations or private suites. Key features include: High visibility on High Street with direct access to COTA bus lines, bike lanes, and major highways Fiber-optic connectivity throughout the building for high-speed internet access Secure entry systems and ADA-compliant access points Multiple elevators for efficient vertical access Restrooms on every floor and shower facilities for tenant convenience Break rooms or kitchenette spaces in select areas Surrounded by nearby parking options, including surface lots, street parking, and adjacent parking garages This building is ideal for a wide range of tenants, including: Government agencies in need of close proximity to downtown institutions Law firms, legal service providers, and court reporters Counselors, therapists, and behavioral health professionals Professional service firms: CPAs, financial advisors, insurance agents, consultants Real estate brokerages and title offices Health & wellness practitioners: chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, or telehealth offices Creative firms and tech companies: marketing agencies, design studios, developers Non-profits and advocacy groups with a civic focus Client-facing retail businesses: boutique shops, cafés, print or repair services

Positioned in the heart of Downtown Columbus, this prominent five-level office and retail building at 168-170 N High Street offers a rare opportunity to lease space in one of the city’s most strategically located corridors. With its prime location surrounded by major civic, legal, and government institutions—including the Ohio Statehouse, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, and municipal and federal court buildings—this property is tailor-made for professional and public-sector tenants seeking visibility, convenience, and security. The building’s design accommodates a wide variety of uses with flexible floor plans, street-level retail frontage, and multi-story professional office space above. Each level is adaptable to support different business needs, with existing infrastructure suitable for high-traffic operations or private suites. Key features include: High visibility on High Street with direct access to COTA bus lines, bike lanes, and major highways Fiber-optic connectivity throughout the building for high-speed internet access Secure entry systems and ADA-compliant access points Multiple elevators for efficient vertical access Restrooms on every floor and shower facilities for tenant convenience Break rooms or kitchenette spaces in select areas Surrounded by nearby parking options, including surface lots, street parking, and adjacent parking garages This building is ideal for a wide range of tenants, including: Government agencies in need of close proximity to downtown institutions Law firms, legal service providers, and court reporters Counselors, therapists, and behavioral health professionals Professional service firms: CPAs, financial advisors, insurance agents, consultants Real estate brokerages and title offices Health & wellness practitioners: chiropractic, physical therapy, acupuncture, or telehealth offices Creative firms and tech companies: marketing agencies, design studios, developers Non-profits and advocacy groups with a civic focus Client-facing retail businesses: boutique shops, cafés, print or repair services