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Day Care Center with Fenced Yard
Updated: Nov 6
Day Care Center with Fenced Yard

31 PARK RIDGE DR, Fletcher, NC 28732

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4,104 sqft 1.16 AC lot
±4,104 SF on ±1.16 acres
Multiple classrooms and playroom areas
Six private bathrooms, plus a dedicated office, break room, and storage room
Fenced backyard with a storage shed
Parking available for employees and clients
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Day Care Center with Fenced Yard
Day Care Center with Fenced Yard

31 Park Ridge Dr, Fletcher, NC 28732

$720,000
4,028 sqft  1.16 acres  Built 2003
Highway access  C-2

Classrooms, play areas, private bathrooms, and a secured outdoor area support the facility’s child care layout.

Multiple classrooms  Playroom areas  Six private bathrooms  Dedicated private office  Break room  Storage room
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Explore Day care centers leasing options in Henderson County, NC with 1 listings featured on our commercial real estate exchange. The current inventory includes 4,104 square feet of properties.

How to lease a daycare center in Henderson County, NC

  1. Get licensing pre-approval before signing. Childcare centers, preschools, nurseries, and early learning programs must have the space itself approved by the state licensing agency. Make the lease contingent on that approval, not the other way around.
  2. Locate along the parent commute. Use Location Intelligence to find Henderson County, NC neighborhoods with young families and workplaces nearby, plus safe, ample drop-off and pick-up circulation.
  3. Size by children, not square feet alone. Most states require 35–50 sq. ft. of indoor space per child plus an outdoor play area. A 20-child program needs roughly 1,000 sq. ft. of usable classroom space before support rooms.
  4. Check the child-specific building codes. Verify two exits per floor, sprinklers for infant rooms, fire alarms for 30+ children, child-size toilets and sinks, and clean history on asbestos and lead paint. Retrofits are expensive.
  5. Plan the layout for supervision. The space must divide into age-separated classrooms with clear sightlines for staff, a compliant kitchen, nap areas, and storage. An open floor plan that can't be partitioned is a dealbreaker.
  6. Commit long, but budget carefully. Daycare leases typically run 5–10 years, so model rent, build-out, and playground costs against enrollment revenue with the Lease Calculator before signing, with attorney review.
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