2310 De Lee St Bryan, TX 77802
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a 7,980 square foot mixed-use building situated in Bryan, Texas's thriving medical district. The property, located at 2310 De Lee Street, boasts a prime location directly across 29th Street from St. Joseph's Regional Hospital, placing it amidst numerous medical and dental specialists. This single-story, Class B building, constructed in 2003, features two units suitable for medical office, storefront, or traditional office uses. With a total of 7,980 square feet on a 0.76-acre lot (APN 32844), the property offers abundant parking and excellent visibility at the hard corner of De Lee and 29th Streets. The building's C-2 zoning allows for a variety of uses. Conveniently located near Highway 6 and Brazos Transit public transportation, this multi-tenant property presents a compelling investment opportunity in a high-growth area. The asking price is $5,200,000, translating to $651.63 per square foot. This property offers strong potential for both immediate income and long-term appreciation. The building's multi-tenant structure provides diversification and stability. Don't miss this chance to capitalize on the rapidly expanding Bryan Medical District.
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Michael Ruggiero Pediatrician Physician
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Internal Medicine Center Medical Clinic
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PROSPERITY U. EZEANUNA, MD Physician
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Lonestar Nephrology, PLLC- Prosperity Ezeanuna, MD Physician Medical Clinic
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Chizoba Obi, MD. Physician Medical Clinic
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