1650 Skylyn Dr Spartanburg, SC 29307
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This exceptional Class A medical office building, the Hugh R. Black Pavilion, offers 108,878 square feet of prime space in Spartanburg, South Carolina. Located at 1650 Skylyn Dr, 29307, this multi-tenant property boasts a coveted location within the heart of the Spartanburg Regional Hospital System's Mary Black campus. The building features two high-speed elevators capable of accommodating hospital beds, and a stunning lobby with marble floors. On-site amenities include 300 parking spaces and a first-floor fitness center complete with a pool and smoothie bar. Suites range from 3,441 to 7,039 contiguous square feet, with 11,954 square feet currently vacant. The property is zoned CO and sits on an immaculately landscaped campus with water features and convenient access to the Drayton Mills Trail. Its strategic location offers proximity to the new Drayton Mills mixed-use development, Spartanburg Day School, and Houston Elementary School. This is a unique opportunity to secure medical office space in a thriving, established healthcare hub within Spartanburg County. The building's impressive features and prime location make it an ideal setting for medical practices seeking a prestigious and convenient address.
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Mambretti-Denn Joanne Physician
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Allure Medical Spa & Massage Center Alternative Medicine Practice
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Lolanda McBride, ARNP Physician Medical Clinic
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Dr. James A. Essman, MD Physician Medical Clinic
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Trinity Health & Fitness Gym & Fitness Center
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