1501 16Th St Indianapolis, IN 46202
This exceptional medical office building, known as Historic Bush Stadium, offers a unique opportunity in Indianapolis, Indiana. Located at 1501 W 16th St, in the heart of Marion County, this property boasts a total of 149,388 square feet of space, with ample free parking available for tenants and visitors. The building is currently configured for multiple tenancies, offering flexible options for businesses of various sizes. Spaces range from a minimum divisible unit of 21,000 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 120,000 square feet, with a significant 141,000 square feet currently vacant. This presents a rare chance to acquire a substantial footprint in a thriving location. The property is ideally suited for medical practices seeking expansive, adaptable space. The building's strategic location within the 16 Tech innovation district and its adjacency to a $23 million mixed-use development project further enhance its appeal and potential for growth. Options for sale, lease, or build-to-suit are available, providing considerable flexibility to meet specific business needs. This is a remarkable opportunity to establish or expand a medical practice in a highly desirable and rapidly developing area of Indianapolis. The property's rich history and modern amenities combine to create an unparalleled setting for medical professionals. Contact us today to explore the possibilities.
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