5,195± SF Renovated Building Zoned C2 - Louisville KY

330 E Oak St Louisville, KY 40203

330 E Oak St, Louisville, KY, 40203
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FOR SALE
Property Type:
Street Retail
Amount:
$550,000
Last Verified:
Jul 16, 2026

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Description

Now rezoned with C-2 zoning, the strongest business use is usually a neighborhood-scale commercial use that can survive on low foot traffic and low neighborhood spending power. Louisville’s C-2 district allows all C-1 uses plus additional commercial and light commercial-type uses, so the best fit is typically a practical service.

The building is currently divided evenly, but can be made into a full 5,195 Sqft commercial building built in 1973 on a 7,174 Sqft lot and located in the Shelby Park neighborhood in Louisville. It was fully renovated into a white box condition in 2025.

Current features are: parking lot, 4 restrooms, reception, several offices, kitchenette, conference room and large open area. A warehouse door or drive-thru/ walk up window would be allowable.

The front of the Outdoor billboard is included in the sale and brings in $6,000/year for the next 13 years ($78,000).

Best-fit uses
* Convenience-oriented retail or service: neighborhood market, phone repair, laundromat, barber/beauty, check-cashing, or similar needs-based use.
* Auto-oriented or light commercial uses as the lot, access, and parking support it.
* Contractor or service company office with a small pickup/drop-off component
* Small restaurant or quick-service carryout or drive thru

Public-facing government or quasi-government offices could benefit from being in this area. Best agency types:
* Housing assistance or housing counseling offices, including rental assistance intake or public housing-related services.
* Community development or neighborhood stabilization offices that handle vacant properties, blight, and rehab programs.
* Social service intake sites for benefits, family support, or emergency assistance.
* Code enforcement, property maintenance, or nuisance-abatement field offices.
* Reentry, workforce, or case-management satellite offices that need to be close to underserved residents.
* Programs tied to housing, public assistance, neighborhood stabilization, code enforcement, reentry support, satellite service center

Contact Rachel Friedman - Rachel@GilezanTeam.com or call 561-537-6464.

Louisville, Kentucky

Building Size: 5195sq ft
Building Class: C
Lot Size: 0.34 acres

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