The open floor of Suites E and F at 680 Lynn Street, whitewashed brick and timber columns
SUITES E–F

Seven thousand feet
of nothing yet

680 Lynn Street · Danville, Virginia

01
THE SPACE

The middle section, holding almost nothing

Roughly 7,000 square feet of open floor in the middle of 680 Lynn Street. Whitewashed brick, rows of heavy timber columns, a level concrete slab and arched windows original to the warehouse. Nobody builds this new any more, and the imitation costs more than the real one.

You can take it as it stands, or tell us what you need built and we will work the build-out through with you before you sign anything.

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7,000
Square feet
of open floor
(01)
5
Sections in the building,
this is one of them
(02)
150+
Parking spaces
on the block
(03)
3.2
Miles to
Caesars Virginia
(04)
02
WALK THE FLOOR

A few more angles, as it stands today

Whitewashed brick wall and arched windows inside Suites E and F
BRICK & ARCHED WINDOWS
The grid of heavy timber columns across the floor
TIMBER-COLUMN GRID
The roll-up door at the top of the steps
ROLL-UP DOOR
The ramp and passage leading into the section
RAMP & PASSAGE
Arched windows and steel doors along the outside wall
WINDOWS & STEEL DOORS
The level concrete slab running the length of the section
THE SLAB
03
THE FRONT DOOR

Give it a front door and it reads as a storefront

This is the front of Suites E–F today: arched windows, a roll-up door at the top of the steps, fresh landscaping along the walk. Drag the handle to see where a glass entry under a steel canopy could take it.

The front of Suites E and F as it stands today Concept rendering of the same frontage as a neighbourhood market and café
TODAYMARKET & CAFÉ
Concept rendering of the frontage built out as a steakhouse
Concept rendering of the frontage built out as a wellness studio

Storefront concepts are illustrative renderings, not the current condition of the building. The names on the signs are placeholders.

Whitewashed brick and timber inside Suites E and F at 680 Lynn Street

Take it as it stands, or draw it and we will build it

04
WHAT IT BECOMES

A few directions this footprint takes

Retail and showroom, a studio, an event room, creative offices, a gym, a taproom, a restaurant build-out, a workshop or a gallery. Kyle has run build-outs in this building before, so on the walkthrough you can ask what it costs to move a wall or pull new power to a corner and get a real number.

Concept rendering of the section built out as an event venue
CONCEPT · EVENT VENUE
Concept rendering of the section built out as a restaurant
CONCEPT · RESTAURANT
Concept rendering of the section built out as creative office space
CONCEPT · CREATIVE OFFICE
Concept rendering of the section built out as a food hall
CONCEPT · FOOD HALL
Concept rendering of the section built out as a brewery and taproom
CONCEPT · BREWERY & TAPROOM
Concept rendering of a 7,000 SF section after build-out
CONCEPT · AFTER BUILD-OUT

Renderings are illustrative concepts, not the current condition of the space.

Size
About 7,000 SF on one level
Structure
Brick and heavy timber, original to the warehouse
Floor
Level concrete slab
Ceilings
High, warehouse height. Measured for you on request.
Light
Arched windows along the outside wall, plus a roll-up door at the front steps
Condition
Shell, built out to suit. Currently holding light storage.
Parking
On site, with more than 150 shared spaces on the block
Term
Flexible
Pricing
Ask. It depends on how much build-out you need and how long you sign for.
05
THE BLOCK

What is on either side of you

Suites E–F sit inside 55,000+ SF of brick on one block of the River District. Suite J is down the hall with its kitchen still in it, and River District Social fills the far end of the building with bowling lanes and golf simulators that keep the lot busy most nights.

SEE THE WHOLE BLOCK
The bar in Suite J, down the hall from Suites E and F
Bowling lanes at River District Social in the same building
06
DANVILLE

Why anyone is building here at all

A $750M casino opened three miles from this door in December 2024. Visitor spending across Danville and Pittsylvania County reached $415.2 million in 2025, up 50.9% in a year. Rent and payroll still cost what they cost in a small Virginia city.

READ THE MARKET BRIEF
$750M
Caesars Virginia,
3.2 miles away
(01)
$415.2M
Visitor spending,
2025
(02)
$310M+
River District investment
since 2010
(03)
150+
Businesses
downtown
(04)

Come see it empty

Send a note about what you are building and Kyle will walk you through Suites E–F himself. He is one of the owners and runs the build-outs, so you can ask him straight out what is possible in here.

SEND A NOTE
07
GET IN TOUCH

Tell us what it becomes

We will meet you at the door, open the section, and answer whatever the photographs cannot. If you are out of town we will walk it on live video first.

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