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Explore a variety of premium retail and office spaces paired with comprehensive support programs designed to fuel your business growth in our historic downtown core.
Available Properties
Retail & Residential
121 & 123 N Main in Downtown Hutch
𝘈 𝘳𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘰𝘱𝘱𝘰𝘳𝘵𝘶𝘯𝘪𝘵𝘺 𝘪𝘯 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘳𝘵 𝘰𝘧 𝘥𝘰𝘸𝘯𝘵𝘰𝘸𝘯 — this mixed-use property offers both prime commercial space and updated residential units with up to date sprinkler and fire detection systems.
𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐫: Approx. 2,570 sq ft of versatile retail/office space with a front display area, private offices, and back workspace. A blank space to transform into what you want.
𝐔𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐅𝐥𝐨𝐨𝐫𝐬:
Four updated apartments across the 2nd and 3rd floors — three currently rented, plus one fully furnished Airbnb with a cozy living area, modern bath, comfortable bedroom, and full kitchen/dining setup.
Asking Price: $549,000
For more info or to see it in person
Call (620) 728-9854
Barber Shop
13 W 2nd Street
Barber Shop with equipment or booth rent. Contact 620-727-2962 for more information.
Retail Space
321 N Main Street
Contact 620.665.5857
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Business Support Programs
Enhance your business's curb appeal with matching grants for exterior renovation and historic preservation.
Access local and state funding opportunities designed to help start-ups and established businesses grow.
Benefit from property tax abatements and exemptions aimed at accelerating downtown redevelopment.
Join workshops and consulting sessions with industry experts to refine your business model and strategy.
StartUp Hutch is Reno County’s entrepreneurial hub designed to support anyone looking to start, grow, or expand a business — including those interested in launching a venture in Downtown Hutchinson. The organization connects aspiring business owners with a community of mentors, expert guidance on business planning and marketing, access to funding opportunities and low-interest loans, and practical resources like coaching, workshops, and networking events that help turn ideas into viable enterprises.
By fostering collaboration, providing real-world tools, and linking entrepreneurs with local and statewide partners, StartUp Hutch makes it easier for Downtown entrepreneurs to navigate everything from early startup decisions to long-term growth — helping strengthen the local business ecosystem right at the heart of Hutchinson.
DOWNTOWN SUCCESS STORIES
Holly’s Sweet Treats
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Opening Holly’s Sweet Treats in downtown Hutchinson has been one of the best decisions I’ve made—both for my business and for our family. With support from an IWW loan through the City of Hutchinson, along with funding from Startup Hutch and Network Kansas, I was able to bring my vision to life in a space full of opportunity.
Holly’s Sweet Treats is a from-scratch bakery and deli offering fresh breads, custom cakes, desserts, and delicious lunch options all in one welcoming space.
Downtown is truly the heartbeat of our community. The energy here is unmatched—there’s a constant flow of people, strong support from neighboring businesses, and a sense that everyone is rooting for each other to succeed. Being surrounded by other passionate entrepreneurs and engaged residents has helped our business not just survive, but thrive.
Salt City Business College
Salt City Candle Works
The historic Salt City Business College Building is undergoing an exciting transformation as Salt City Candle Works breathes new life into the iconic space. Originally built in 1916 and once home to a thriving business school, the building is being thoughtfully restored—preserving its historic character while introducing a fresh, creative purpose. The renovation highlights original architectural details and reflects a growing movement to revitalize downtown Hutchinson through locally owned businesses and meaningful reuse of historic spaces.
These successful and ongoing historic renovations highlight the transformative impact of strategic investment and community revitalization in Downtown Hutchinson.
Downtown Wins
The Meyer Landmark
The historic Landmark Hotel in downtown Hutchinson is currently undergoing a remarkable transformation, breathing new life into one of the community’s most iconic buildings. This large-scale renovation is carefully preserving the building’s early 1900s character while modernizing it for today’s needs, including the creation of thoughtfully designed apartment spaces and future retail and dining opportunities. As one of the largest historic redevelopment projects in Kansas, the Landmark’s revival is expected to play a key role in energizing downtown—blending history, housing, and community in a way that honors the past while shaping Hutchinson’s future.
The Stevens Building
The historic Stevens Building on Main Street—recognized as one of the oldest surviving structures in Hutchinson—has seen a thoughtful and ongoing revival that blends preservation with modern use. Recent renovations have focused on reactivating underutilized interior spaces while maintaining the building’s historic character, including careful remodeling that avoids altering original architectural features. Efforts have included converting portions of the building into residential living space and updating commercial areas, ensuring the structure remains both functional and relevant. Today, the Stevens Building stands as a strong example of downtown Hutchinson’s commitment to historic preservation and adaptive reuse, helping bring renewed energy and purpose to Main Street.
Hutchinson's Fox Theatre
The Historic Fox Theatre in downtown Hutchinson stands as one of the community’s most treasured examples of preservation and revitalization. Originally opened in 1931 as a grand Art Deco “movie palace,” the theatre served as a cultural centerpiece for decades before closing in 1985. After sitting vacant, a dedicated local nonprofit purchased the building in 1990 and led a major $4.5 million restoration, carefully preserving its ornate architectural details while adapting it for modern performances. The Fox triumphantly reopened in 1999, marking a new era as a regional performing arts center. Continued improvements over the years—including restoration of its iconic neon marquee and ongoing upgrades to acoustics and amenities—have ensured the theatre remains both historically authentic and fully functional. Today, the Fox Theatre is not only a beautifully restored landmark, but a vibrant hub for arts, entertainment, and community life in Hutchinson.