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The Heart of Columbus, Ohio 41 S. HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS, OH 43215 A TRUE CLASS A OFFICE ASSET LOCATED IN THE HEART OF COLUMBUS, OHIO • UP TO 47,000 CONTIGUOUS RSF AVAILABLE • DIRECT VIEWS OF THE COLUMBUS COMMONS PARK OHIO STATE CAPITOL GROUNDS AND SCIOTO RIVERFRONT • 1,000 CAR ATTACHED GARAGE • ON-SITE PROFESSIONAL MANAGEMENT • 25,000 SF FLOOR PLATES • AMENITY RICH PROPERTY • 29,000 SF FITNESS FACILITY • ATTACHED HOTEL • MULTIPLE RESTAURANT OPTIONS HUNTINGTON CENTER OFFERS THE BEST AMENITIES DOWNTOWN AMENITIESIN A SINGLE PROJECT The Horizon on level 36 is a hotel-lobby style tenant lounge with a Food Services Two independent telecom companies have fiber in the caterers wet-bar and conferencing center overlooking the Ohio Statehouse. • Einstein Bros. Bagels building (Cogent & Level 3) This suite is connected to an outdoor patio area featuring seating, tables and • Zoup! social activity areas all highlighting the views of the Columbus horizon. There Doubletree Suites/Capital Club attached to the is no charge for tenants to use this amenity during normal business hours. • The Juice Bar Huntington Center: There will be a charge to “turn on” the space for afterhours private events. • Capital Club (full service dining) • Conference/meeting rooms and catering The street level and 2nd floor level features the largest green walls • 27,000 SF Fitness center - (cardio/weights/squash/golf simulator/ indoors in the U.S., enhanced lighting, and a sculptural Concierge desk. Other Services fitness classes/personal training/locker rooms) There is soft seating throughout the common corridors and lobby areas. • Huntington Center Barber Salon • Buffington Flowers & Gifts Amenities accessible by sky-bridge or underground A full-scale elevator modernization of all vertical transport tunnel: systems in the Building is underway. The new system includes the • RSA Sundry Store installation of a state of the art ‘destination dispatch’ system allowing • Ohio Statehouse, 1 Capitol Square, Columbus • Shoe shine stand greater tenant access control and customizable elevator programing. • Vern Riffe Center for Government & The Arts, 77 S. High St., Columbus • Trillium Dental • James A. Rhodes State Office Tower, 30 E. Broad St., Columbus Best in class and industry-leading on-site Property • Capital City Periodontics & Oral Surgery Management and Engineering. • Huntington Building, 17 S. High St., Columbus • Ohio Health General practice • Restaurants and offices, Huntington Bank (full service retail banking) Owner controlled attached parking garage and long-term agreement with a neighboring garage. HIGH ST SAY AVE SAY 3RD AVE STARR AVE VICTORIAN 2ND AVE VILLAGE 2ND AVE 1ST AVE PRICE AVE 1ST AVE ITALIAN VILLAGE HUBBARD AVE HUBBARD AVE WARREN ST 4TH ST M E Lynn St BUTTLES AVE a LINCOLN ST SUMMIT ST N Front St r c LeVeque Garage o n (200 Spaces) i BRICKEL ST RHODES STATE DENNISON AVE SHORT B l v OFFIC TOWER d Goodale NORTH RUSSELL ST COLUMBUS Park ST PARK CITY HALL ONE Broad Street Bagels S Lazelle St GOODALE ST LE VEQUE COLUMBUS E Broad St TOWER SWAN ST SPRUCE ST North VINE ST Market NEIL AVE Convention W Broad St Center C-PASS ELIGIBLE Pizza RusticaS High St Huntington Nationwide Park Arena Danny’s Deli NARIONWIDE BLVD HUNTINGTON HUNTINGTON BANK BUILDING ARENA PLAZA BUILDING DISTRICT CHESTNUT ST S 3rd St HICKORY ST Potbelly Sandwich Shop OHIO SPRING ST MARCONI BLVD 3RD ST 4TH ST S Wall St C STATEHOUSE FRONT ST i vi LONG ST c HIGH ST C e n S 4th St GAY ST Huntington Center employees can get unlimited t e Veterans City r Batelle Memorial Riverfront Hall D access to the COTA bus system at no cost thanks Park Palace r Theater BROAD ST S to a partnership of the Mid-Ohio Regional Planning C I Statehouse O T Commission, the Central Ohio Transit Authority and C O Genoa Park RIFFE Scioto Mile I V I Riffe Center C CENTER R Cosi C STATE ST Capital Crosswoods Special Improvement District I E V N E Huntington Center Garage E State St T E R Ohio Theatre R (SID) downtown property owners. (1,000 Spaces) R OHIO D TOWN ST SUPREME Columbus COURT Commons RICH ST W State St SHERATON ACCESS TO RIDE ANY COTA BUS, ANYTIME OHIO HOTEL Bicentennial THEATRE Park MAIN ST FIFTH THIRD 2ND ST Cultural Southern Theatre CENTER Arts Center MOUND ST RIDE COTA WITH C-PASS AT NO-COST S Front St LIVINGSTON AVE Monday- Thursday REGISTRATION ACTIVE THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2020 7am - 10pm BLENKNER ST BREWERY Friday E Town St BECK ST 7am - 12am DISTRICT OSU URBAN COLUMBUS COMMONS GERMAN OPT-OUT AT ANYTIME ART SPACE Saturday SYCAMORE ST 9am - 12am VILLAGE FRONT ST HIGH ST SYCAMORE ST Sunday 10:30am - 6pm FRANKFORT ST Every 10-15 minutes. Visit cota.com/cbus for holiday hours MAP KEY: Circulator Stop Point of Interest Sky Level SAMPLE FLOOR PLAN Floors 33-37 [11TH FLOOR] Scioto Level Floors 14-32 Huntington Level SUITES RANGE FROM 3,000 TO 25,000 SF Floors 1-13 LIMITED RETAIL SUITES AVAILABLE, CONTACT FOR AVAILABILITY FLOORPLANS 11TH FLOOR SUITE SUITE 1640 SUITE 3425 SUITES 3525 & 3550 25,923 RSF (FULL FLOOR) 5,743 RSF 17,641 RSF 14,068 RSF SUITE 2210 SUITE 3725 SUITE 3750 5,498 RSF 4,064 RSF 7,748 RSF Suite 3725 North Huntington Center, Floor 11 Full Floor North North North 41 South High Street Scale: 1/32" = 1'-0" Huntington Center, Floor 16 Suite 1640 Huntington Center, Floor 34 Suite 3425 Huntington Center, Floor 35 Suites 3525, 3550 Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 25,923 Key41 SouthPla Highn Street 41 South High Street 41 South High Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 5,743 Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 17,641 Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 14,068 c North North North Huntington Center, Floor 22 Suite 2210 Huntington Center Suite 3725 Huntington Center, Floor 37 Suite 3750 41 South High Street 41 South High Street Scale: 1/32" = 1'-0" 41 South High Street Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 5,498 Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF: 4,064 Columbus, Ohio 43215 RSF:7,748 COLLIN WHEELER BRANDON ELLIS First Vice President Senior Associate +1 614 430 5050 +1 614 430 5068 [email protected] [email protected] ©2021 CBRE, Inc. 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