2770 43Rd St Gainesville, FL 32601
This exceptional 2,884-square-foot single-tenant office suite is ideally situated in Gainesville's desirable Northwest business corridor. The property boasts a prime location offering convenient access to a wealth of amenities, including restaurants, banking facilities, a post office, and grocery stores. The building's attractive and well-maintained exterior and courtyard area provide a park-like setting. Inside, the suite features an abundance of natural light thanks to large windows throughout. The functional layout includes a welcoming reception area, six private offices (one designated as a spacious executive office), a dedicated conference room, a convenient kitchenette, and two restrooms. The property is classified as both Office and Land, and is a single-tenant occupancy within a larger building. Located at 2770 NW 43rd Street #P, Gainesville, FL 32601, in Alachua County, this commercial property presents a fantastic opportunity for businesses seeking a well-appointed and conveniently located office space. The total building square footage is 2,884 square feet, encompassing a single suite. This property offers a blend of professional ambiance and practical functionality, making it an ideal choice for a variety of businesses.
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Lash Robert A Law Firm
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Stifel Bank Credit Union
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First American Title Insurance Company Title Company
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Law Offices of Terry N. Silverman, P.A. Law Firm
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Moody, Salzman, Lash and Locigno Law Firm
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