285 Ellicott St 2,500 - 5,000 SF of Office Space Available in Buffalo, NY 14203
HIGHLIGHTS
- Turn Key 2 floors
- Office furniture (cubicles included)
- Mix Private offices 1st floor Bullpen 2nd floor
- Available Now
SPACE AVAILABILITY (2)
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| Space | Size | Term | Rental Rate | Rent Type | ||
| 1st Floor, Ste 101 | 2,500 SF | Negotiable | $15.00 /SF/YR | Modified Gross | ||
| 2nd Floor, Ste 201 | 2,500 SF | Negotiable | $15.00 /SF/YR | Modified Gross |
1st Floor, Ste 101
285 Ellicott part of the 1876 Buehl Historic Block offers 2500-5,000 sq ft of office space. First floor 7 offices, and a conference room (2500 sq ft). second floor 3 offices and a Bull Pen area (2500 sq ft). Finishes include some hardwood floors some carpet on each floor, modern HVAC system and electrical. Modern decor. Some furniture (cubicles and Tables) included. Constructed in 1876 in the 2nd Empire Style by Andrew Buehl (possibly designed by Richard Waite). First opened as a Dry Goods/ Grocery and Liquor store with a residence on the upper floors. In 1899 upper floors became the Fenton Hotel likely for the 1901 Pan American Expo. The First Floor became Fenton's Bar and Restaurant. In 1929 Charles Burchfield painted a night scene of the corner of Broadway and Ellicott featuring the building. "Rainy Night" is in the San Diego Museum of Art. Just some of its history...
- Listed rate may not include certain utilities, building services and property expenses
- Fully Built-Out as Financial Services Office
- Office intensive layout
- 1 Conference Room
- 8 Workstations
- Plug & Play
- Central Air and Heating
- Corner Space
- High Ceilings
- Professional Lease
2nd Floor, Ste 201
285 Ellicott part of the 1876 Buehl Historic Block offers 2500-5,000 sq ft of office space. First floor 7 offices, and a conference room (2500 sq ft). second floor 3 offices and a Bull Pen area (2500 sq ft). Finishes include some hardwood floors some carpet on each floor, modern HVAC system and electrical. Modern decor. Some furniture (cubicles and Tables) included. Constructed in 1876 in the 2nd Empire Style by Andrew Buehl (possibly designed by Richard Waite). First opened as a Dry Goods/ Grocery and Liquor store with a residence on the upper floors. In 1899 upper floors became the Fenton Hotel likely for the 1901 Pan American Expo. The First Floor became Fenton's Bar and Restaurant. In 1929 Charles Burchfield painted a night scene of the corner of Broadway and Ellicott featuring the building. "Rainy Night" is in the San Diego Museum of Art. Just some of its history...
- Listed rate may not include certain utilities, building services and property expenses
- Fully Built-Out as Professional Services Office
- Open Floor Plan Layout
- 5 Private Offices
- 1 Conference Room
- 8 Workstations
- Space is in Excellent Condition
- Central Air and Heating
- Private Restrooms
- Fully Carpeted
- High Ceilings
- Exposed Ceiling
- Natural Light
- Accent Lighting
- Open-Plan
PROPERTY FACTS
| Total Space Available | 5,000 SF |
| Property Type | Retail |
| Property Subtype | Storefront Retail/Office |
| Gross Leasable Area | 20,973 SF |
| Year Built/Renovated | 1900/2006 |
| Parking Ratio | 0.1/1,000 SF |
ABOUT THE PROPERTY
285 Ellicott part of the 1876 Buehl Historic Block offers 2500-5,000 sq ft of office space. First floor 7 offices, and a conference room (2500 sq ft). second floor 3 offices and a Bull Pen area (2500 sq ft). Finishes include some hardwood floors some carpet on each floor, modern HVAC system and electrical. Modern decor. Some furniture (cubicles and Tables) included. Constructed in 1876 in the 2nd Empire Style by Andrew Buehl (possibly designed by Richard Waite). First opened as a Dry Goods/ Grocery and Liquor store with a residence on the upper floors. In 1899 upper floors became the Fenton Hotel likely for the 1901 Pan American Expo. The First Floor became Fenton's Bar and Restaurant. In 1929 Charles Burchfield painted a night scene of the corner of Broadway and Ellicott featuring the building. "Rainy Night" is in the San Diego Museum of Art. Just some of its history...
- Signalized Intersection
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