Historic Columbus Landmark

Investment Overview

167 S. High Street is a well-known historic Columbus landmark presents an exceptional investment opportunity for adaptive re-use, supported by $1.455 million in Ohio Historic Preservation Tax Credits and $2.0M Federal HTC (20% of Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures). Designed by renowned architects Richards, McCarty & Bulford, the building showcases Neoclassical Greek Revival architecture with brick construction and a stone façade. Encompassing 32,104 square feet across four stories, the property features two passenger elevators and sits prominently on a 0.27-acre corner lot. Originally built in 1911 and renovated in 1955, it is zoned Downtown District (DD) and may also be purchased with the adjacent property at 171–191 S High Street.

Investment Highlights

• Well-Known Historic Columbus Landmark
• Investment Opportunity for Adaptive Re-Use
• $1.455M Ohio Preservation Historic Tax Credits
• $2.0M Federal HTC (20% of Qualified Rehabilitation Expenditures)
• Neoclassical Greek Revival Architecture Designed by Richards, McCarty & Bulford
• Brick Construction With a Stone Façade
• 32,104 SF Four-Story Building
• Two Passenger Elevators
• Built in 1911 | Renovated in 1955
• Situated on a 0.27 Acre Corner Lot
• Zoned Downtown District (DD)
• Can be Purchased with 171-191 S. High St. & 200 S. Wall St.