5969 Broad St Columbus, OH 43213
This exceptional 20,630 square foot Class C medical office building, located at 5969 E Broad St, Columbus, OH 43213, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on the Mount Carmel East Hospital campus, the property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility at the intersection of Broad Street and I-270. The building features five suites, ranging from a minimum divisible space of 322 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 17,000 square feet, with a total of 20,630 square feet currently vacant. Built in 1982, the building benefits from recent capital improvements including a new roof, cooling tower, and fire panel system. Future improvements are planned for the parking lot, common areas, and landscaping. Ample parking is available with 480 spaces, and the building is equipped with elevators. The property offers generous concession packages and is under new, local ownership. This is an ideal location for medical practices seeking high visibility and convenient access to a major hospital and significant transportation arteries. The property's size and flexibility make it suitable for a variety of medical tenants, from small practices to larger multi-specialty groups. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located, well-maintained medical office building with significant upside potential.
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Mount Carmel Pulmonary Medical Clinic
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Mount Carmel Occupational Health Center East Medical Clinic
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Canyon Medical Center Inc: Morrison Karen M MD Physician
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Lukens Matthew L MD Pediatrician Physician
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Dr. Ravikiran Bellala Physician
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