Harolds Square 125-133 E State St 186 – 4 333 m² Immeuble 4 étoiles À louer Ithaca, NY 14850

Located in Downtown Ithaca, Harold's Square has up to 5,500 SF of Retail space on the ground floor. With frontage on the Ithaca Commons, the space offers large storefront windows and direct access on Ithaca's pedestrian-only thoroughfare. The space is fully demisable, with access to a dedicated ground floor common area that has accessible bathrooms and rear delivery door. This space is perfect for a retail or restaurant tenant who is looking for highly foot-trafficked areas. With 78 apartments located in Harold's Square's connected tower, there are potential costumers built into the building's unit mix.

Located in Downtown Ithaca, Harold's Square has up to 12,000 SF of second floor commercial space that is fully demisable to meet your space requirement needs. With a dedicated commercial elevator located in the building's courtyard and accessible from the Ithaca Commons. This floor has Commons-facing storefront windows on its northern side, and would be an ideal space for any specialty use or office looking for high visibility and to control the size and feel of their space. With 78 apartments located in Harold's Square's connected tower, there are potential costumers built into the building's unit mix.

The Sage Block Building was designed by Cornell University educated architect William H. Miller and constructed in 1884 by the contracting firm of Richardson & Campbell for lumber and shipping magnate Henry W. Sage. Mr. Sage was President of Cornell University's Board of Trustees from 1875 until his death in 1897. The three story building that Miller designed exhibits distinctive creativity through the use of decorative terra cotta relief, stone banding, and Queen Anne sash reminiscent of Miller's residential work, but reflective of its urbane setting. Historic occupants of the Sage Block storefront include dry goods stores, a restaurant, and barber, with various professionals in the upper-story office, including a dentist, physician, lawyer, and the architectural office of Mr. Miller. Surviving components of the Sage Building include the terra cotta frieze, Queen Anne windows, exterior brick, as well as much of 2nd and 3rd floor interior including its monumental stair. Renovations to the Sage Block building were completed in 2020.

The Sage Block Building was designed by Cornell University educated architect William H. Miller and constructed in 1884 by the contracting firm of Richardson & Campbell for lumber and shipping magnate Henry W. Sage. Mr. Sage was President of Cornell University's Board of Trustees from 1875 until his death in 1897. The three story building that Miller designed exhibits distinctive creativity through the use of decorative terra cotta relief, stone banding, and Queen Anne sash reminiscent of Miller's residential work, but reflective of its urbane setting. Historic occupants of the Sage Block storefront include dry goods stores, a restaurant, and barber, with various professionals in the upper-story office, including a dentist, physician, lawyer, and the architectural office of Mr. Miller. Surviving components of the Sage Building include the terra cotta frieze, Queen Anne windows, exterior brick, as well as much of 2nd and 3rd floor interior including its monumental stair. Renovations to the Sage Block building were completed in 2020.

Located in Downtown Ithaca, Harold's Square has up to 12,000 SF of fourth floor commercial space that is fully demisable to meet your space requirement needs. With a dedicated commercial elevator located in the building's courtyard and accessible from the Ithaca Commons. This floor has Commons-facing storefront windows on its northern and western sides, and would be ideal for any company looking for sophisticated Class-A office, and the ability to control the size and feel of their space.

Located in Downtown Ithaca, Harold's Square has up to 12,000 SF of fifth floor commercial space that is fully demisable to meet your space requirement needs. With a dedicated commercial elevator located in the building's courtyard and accessible from the Ithaca Commons. This floor has Commons-facing storefront windows on its northern and western side, and includes a private balcony facing Cayuga Lake. This space would be ideal space for any company looking for sophisticated Class-A office, and the ability to control the size and feel of their space.