319 W Muhammad Ali Blvd, Louisville, KY 40202

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Commercial Kentucky is pleased to offer for sale the historic Starks Building, a 395,505 square foot mixed use development in Louisville’s central business district. This Louisville landmark building is currently occupied by office, retail and restaurant tenants which provide steady cash flow while providing significant upside opportunity. The building offers office tenants a unique office environment with more natural light than any other CBD office building, as well as the option of hard wood floors, all at competitive rental rates. The lobby features upscale finishes including Italian Carrera marble and hardwood. The flexibility and marketability of the vacant spaces provide the purchaser with immediate upside potential as office space, residential rental units, or even as hotel services. The Starks Building’s central location provides easy access to anyone in Louisville’s downtown district.

The historic Starks Building is located at the corner of 4th Street and Muhammad Ali Blvd. in Louisville’s central business district. This property has continued to be a dominant office and retail location in downtown Louisville for 100 years. The best building in the Louisville Central Business District, Starks’ central location affords easy access around the Louisville Metro area. The building is located next to the entertainment complex, 4th Street Live! and across the street from the historic Seelbach Hotel. 4th Street Live! contains an energetic mix of national and local restaurants, as well as entertainment. Parking is available in the Starks Parking Center, a 726 space parking structure connected to the building via covered walkway.

The building is connected to the surrounding area by streets and sidewalks but by enclosed pedways as well. There are three pedways connecting the Starks Building with 4th Street Live!, the Starks Parking garage and to the Hilliard Lyons Center. The 4th Street Live! pedway connects pedestrians with buildings and bridges that eventually lead to Louisville’s riverfront.