The subject property serves as the Central Office (CO) for Brightspeed of Virginia’s telecom and fiber network. This location has served as a Central Office for various telecom companies for roughly 70 years. Because of the physical infrastructure and industry specific function of the building, the property is vitally important to Brightspeed’s physical network. The building itself is approximately 86,152 SF and sits on 1.11 acres in Downtown Charlottesville on Historic West Main Street. The building carries a historic designation on the National Register of Historic Places. West Main Street connects Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall with The University of Virginia. The Downtown Mall is Charlottesville’s historic pedestrian mall that is home to over 120 shops and over 30 restaurants. The University of Virginia is consistently ranked as one of the top public universities in the country, with over 17,000 undergraduate students and a total enrollment just shy of 22,000 students. Charlottesville, VA is rich in history and home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello and The University of Virginia. The city itself has a population of roughly 47,000 while the total MSA is home to over 225,000 residents. The region is known for its highly educated workforce, due largely in part to The University of Virginia. Albemarle County surrounding Charlottesville also has a growing defense industry presence that contributes $1.2 billion of regional economic impact annually. The region is known for its natural beauty at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and world renowned wineries and vineyards.