Built in 1837, the Indiana State Bank is one of the crown jewels of New Albany’s many historic and architectural treasures. It offers a great space for your office, a restaurant or corporate business location - with style. 

The building, which is one of the ten original branches of the state bank, has most recently served as a premiere special events location.  Two stairways lead to the second floor, or the elevator carries guests to the second floor without detracting from the building's beauty and elegance.

The classic Greek Revival architecture is modeled after the world-famous Parthenon in Athens, Greece. With an unbelievable and very beautiful dome, the building features approximately 5500 square feet over two floors.  All the space - including restrooms and an outdoor courtyard - is handicap accessible.  

The building is currently zoned commercial and is being sold with a full liquor license.  Renovations include: new roof, decking, galvanized gutters and downspouts, window repair and replacement, heating and air, upgraded electrical, elevator, structural reinforcement, asbestos removal, and commercially rated fire exits.

Located in historic downtown New Albany, Indiana, on the near Ohio River, it sits only blocks from the entrance to Interstates 64, with easy access to Interstates 65 and 71 and downtown Louisville. 

 

The building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places as part of the New Albany Downtown Historic District. It is also located within a locally-designated historic district, which requires all exterior alterations to be reviewed and approved by the City's Historic Preservation Commission.  For more information about the review process and a copy of the design guidelines for New Albany's historic districts, visit www.newalbanypreservation.com.