515–523 W. Onondaga Street

Historic redevelopment opportunity located on West Onondaga Street in Syracuse, near the revitalizing West Onondaga corridor.Historic Redevelopment Opportunity 515–523 W. Onondaga Street | Syracuse, NY A rare opportunity to Lease or acquire one of Syracuse's most architecturally significant redevelopment properties. Located in the historic West Onondaga neighborhood, this unique offering consists of two buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places, presenting an exceptional opportunity for developers, investors, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, or adaptive reuse projects. The Trinity Episcopal Church complex was listed on the National Register in 2013 and includes both the Gothic Revival church and the historic Parish House. The Leyfield Parish House showcases timeless architectural character with its distinctive tiled mansard roof, hipped dormers, decorative masonry, and detailed arched openings. Inside, the flexible floor plan includes: Multiple private offices Large assembly hall Classrooms and meeting spaces Ample storage areas Commercial kitchen Support and administrative space The adjacent former Trinity Episcopal Church is an architectural landmark featuring: Dramatic Gothic Revival architecture Towering stone buttresses Soaring Gothic windows Original custom stained-glass windows Expansive sanctuary with impressive ceiling heights Historic craftsmanship throughout With vision and thoughtful redevelopment, this property offers endless possibilities, including: Residential apartments or lofts Mixed-use commercial development Boutique event venue Arts and cultural center Educational campus Office headquarters Community or nonprofit facility Hospitality destination As a property listed on the National Register of Historic Places, eligible rehabilitation work may qualify for valuable Federal and New York State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credits, subject to program requirements and approvals. Buyers should consult with preservation and tax professionals to determine eligibility. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to restore an iconic Syracuse landmark while taking advantage of historic preservation incentives and contributing to the continued revitalization of the West Onondaga