755 Lee St., Alexander City, AL 35010
Partially renovated brick building with flexible office-ready space and unfinished area for custom buildout.
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at 755 Lee St. Contact us- Size
- 4,000 SF
- Type
- Office
- Availability
- Active
Lower Level
- Size
- 4,000 SF
- Type
- Office
- Availability
- Active
Upper Level
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The property is located at 755 Lee St. in Alexander City, AL 35010, and is presented as having excellent visibility. With multiple rooms and a large open footprint, the building layout supports a range of office and customer-facing configurations, while the remaining unfinished square footage provides an area for expansion or custom buildout.
For tenants or owner-users, the renovated portions are designed for professional, administrative, and corporate uses, with room for conferencing, break space, and staff support areas. Because additional unfinished space remains, the building may also support a mix of uses under one roof, such as offices alongside concepts like a restaurant, bar, canteen, or event and banquet use, subject to applicable requirements. As currently offered for lease, it offers move-in-ready space with room to adapt as your operation grows.
Key Highlights
- 35,000 SF brick commercial building built in 1947 on a 3.48‑acre site
- Upstairs includes 4,000 +/- SF of renovated space for professional office use with 10 private offices and conference room(s)
- Upstairs renovated office features include a co‑working office, resource room, and break room
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