ENTERPRISE PLAZA 4816 Milan Road (US 250) Sandusky, Ohio (Perkins Township)

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ENTERPRISE PLAZA 4816 Milan Road (US 250) Sandusky, Ohio (Perkins Township) Space from 1,500 to 3,000 sq. ft. Available December 2013 Signage on building and pylon sign Located on US 250, directly in front of Meijer Access to 2 traffic signals Lease rate: $20 per sq. ft. NNN Kula Hoty Lynch 419-609-7000 [email protected] 4918 Milan Road • Sandusky, Ohio 44870 • (419) 609-7000 • (800) 416-4689 • www.hoty.com Brokerage • Leasing • Project Development • Construction Management • Site Selection • Consulting SITE: 4816 Milan Road Also for sale/lease by Enterprise Plaza Hoty Enterprises Sandusky (Perkins Twp.), Ohio 1. Commerce Plaza: Plato’s Closet, AAA, Jimmy John’s, AT&T, Menchie’s 2. Lee’s Famous Recipe 3. Wendy’s 10 4. Goodyear 5. Clean Scene 6. Five Guys 9 7. Available site - call for details! 8. Bob Evans 11 9. Red Lobster 10. Sandusky Pavilion: Target, 12 15 ULTA, Dick’s Sporting Goods, Old Navy, Bed Bath & Beyond 1 13 11. Pizza Hut 2 12. McDonald’s 3 14 13. Best Buy 4 14. Cracker Barrel 5 16 15. Chipotle 6 16. Sandusky Mall: Macy’s, Sears, 7 JCPenney 17. Great Wolf Lodge 8 18. Steak ‘N Shake 19. Meijer 20. Starbucks/Cold Stone Creamery 21. Outback Plaza: TanPro, Sprint, Outback Steakhouse, H&R Block, Subway, Best Cuts, SVS 17 Vision, Miracle-Ear 22. Park Place Plaza: Lowe’s, 18 Staples, Toys R Us 23. Fazoli’s 24. Pier 1 Imports 19 25. Chili’s Grill & Bar 26. Walmart Supercenter 27. Quarry’s Edge: Mattress Matters, Performance Vision 28. Crossings of Sandusky: Kohl’s, Home Depot, Sam’s Club 20 29. Panera Bread 30. Olive Garden 21 31. Ryan’s Steakhouse 32. Taco Bell / Long John Silver For more information, 33. Applebee’s 27 contact Kula Hoty Lynch Hoty owned and/or managed 22 419-609-7000 23 properties are listed in red [email protected] 24 29 25 30 28 31 26 32 33 *Principals of owner are licensed agents. Hoty Enterprises, Inc. • 4918 Milan Road • Sandusky, Ohio 44870 • (419) 609-7000 • (800) 416-4689 Brokerage • Leasing • Project Development • Construction Management • Site Selection • Consulting .

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