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CPD C-4 w/ variances to allow for 10,000 SF Eating & Drinking Establishment, Retail, Office, or other similar uses along with up to a 3,500 SF rooftop patio addition. Located on Whittier Street, a highly walkable commercial corridor in the affluent Schumacher Place neighborhood and is a primary connector or German Village, Schumacher Place, Merion Village, The Brewery District along High Street, and the rapidly improving Parsons Avenue Corridor.
Located just South of downtown Columbus, German Village is one of the most atmospheric neighborhoods in the Midwest. Originally built by German settlers in the mid-1800s, the lovingly restored brick houses, shops, streets and sidewalks are full of historic charm and modern swank. Once you get there with a short walk or drive from downtown, you'll want to explore the neighborhood on foot. German Village has ample food options, both German and otherwise, as well as bars and breweries for those who imbibe.
(From experiencecolumbus.com)
Plans available for Food Hall w/ 6 food vendors and 3 bars. Design by Eimer Design with feasibility and proforma by Cushman Wakefield.
1 block from Jaeger Square luxury development by Pizzuti.
CPD C-4 w/ variances to allow for 10,000 SF Eating & Drinking Establishment, Retail, Office, or other similar uses along with up to a 3,500 SF rooftop patio addition. Located on Whittier Street, a highly walkable commercial corridor in the affluent Schumacher Place neighborhood and is a primary connector or German Village, Schumacher Place, Merion Village, The Brewery District along High Street, and the rapidly improving Parsons Avenue Corridor.
Located just South of downtown Columbus, German Village is one of the most atmospheric neighborhoods in the Midwest. Originally built by German settlers in the mid-1800s, the lovingly restored brick houses, shops, streets and sidewalks are full of historic charm and modern swank. Once you get there with a short walk or drive from downtown, you'll want to explore the neighborhood on foot. German Village has ample food options, both German and otherwise, as well as bars and breweries for those who imbibe.
(From experiencecolumbus.com)
Plans available for Food Hall w/ 6 food vendors and 3 bars. Design by Eimer Design with feasibility and proforma by Cushman Wakefield.
1 block from Jaeger Square luxury development by Pizzuti.
CPD C-4 w/ variances to allow for 10,000 SF Eating & Drinking Establishment, Retail, Office, or other similar uses along with up to a 3,500 SF rooftop patio addition. Located on Whittier Street, a highly walkable commercial corridor in the affluent Schumacher Place neighborhood and is a primary connector or German Village, Schumacher Place, Merion Village, The Brewery District along High Street, and the rapidly improving Parsons Avenue Corridor.
Located just South of downtown Columbus, German Village is one of the most atmospheric neighborhoods in the Midwest. Originally built by German settlers in the mid-1800s, the lovingly restored brick houses, shops, streets and sidewalks are full of historic charm and modern swank. Once you get there with a short walk or drive from downtown, you'll want to explore the neighborhood on foot. German Village has ample food options, both German and otherwise, as well as bars and breweries for those who imbibe.
(From experiencecolumbus.com)
Plans available for Food Hall w/ 6 food vendors and 3 bars. Design by Eimer Design with feasibility and proforma by Cushman Wakefield.
1 block from Jaeger Square luxury development by Pizzuti.
CPD C-4 w/ variances to allow for 10,000 SF Eating & Drinking Establishment, Retail, Office, or other similar uses along with up to a 3,500 SF rooftop patio addition. Located on Whittier Street, a highly walkable commercial corridor in the affluent Schumacher Place neighborhood and is a primary connector or German Village, Schumacher Place, Merion Village, The Brewery District along High Street, and the rapidly improving Parsons Avenue Corridor.
Located just South of downtown Columbus, German Village is one of the most atmospheric neighborhoods in the Midwest. Originally built by German settlers in the mid-1800s, the lovingly restored brick houses, shops, streets and sidewalks are full of historic charm and modern swank. Once you get there with a short walk or drive from downtown, you'll want to explore the neighborhood on foot. German Village has ample food options, both German and otherwise, as well as bars and breweries for those who imbibe.
(From experiencecolumbus.com)
Plans available for Food Hall w/ 6 food vendors and 3 bars. Design by Eimer Design with feasibility and proforma by Cushman Wakefield.
1 block from Jaeger Square luxury development by Pizzuti.
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