EARLVILLE, N.Y. — Earlville Opera House (EOH) says it is seeking commercial tenants for a couple spaces that it owns.
EOH says it recently acquired an adjacent building storefront at 8 E. Main St. in the village of Earlville, which includes about 1,400 square feet of space and is currently under renovation. At the same time, EOH owns 12 E. Main St., a 1,000-square-foot storefront. It is now accepting proposals to lease these spaces.
Earlville Opera House itself is located at 18 E. Main St. in Earlville.
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To “benefit both the tenants and the Opera House,” EOH is specifically looking for a business that relates to Opera House programming and/or can provide a “meaningful service” to the greater Earlville community.
For example, a preferred tenant would be a store selling musical-related items or a shop that has occasional live music or has a musical or artistic theme. But EOH says it will “thoughtfully” consider all business proposals.
EOH says the rent for the 8 E. Main St. space is $850/month plus utilities, and the rent for 12 E. Main St. is $650/month plus utilities.
In proposals, EOH is looking for the general concept for the business, your experience with this type of business, your experience with operating a business in general, an assessment of your resources for customizing the space for proposed operation, and any other information that would be helpful, such as market research or a business plan.
Those interested can submit their information by email to info@earlvilleoperahouse.com or by mail to EOH, P.O. Box 111, Earlville, N.Y. 13332.
