2114 Seven Springs Blvd New Port Richey, FL 34655
This exceptional single-story medical office building, situated at 2114 Seven Springs Blvd in New Port Richey, Florida, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1996, the 17,765-square-foot property boasts a desirable location on the highly visible southeast corner of Seven Springs Blvd and Hideaway Trail, offering approximately 375 feet of frontage and an illuminated marquee sign. The building features a spacious layout with two available suites, providing immediate occupancy options ranging from 2,688 to 5,410 contiguous square feet. A total of 5,410 square feet is currently vacant. The property sits on 2.27 acres of land and offers ample parking with a ratio of 4.8 spaces per 1,000 square feet. The building's design is well-suited for medical and professional office uses, enhanced by a mature tree canopy creating a tranquil atmosphere. The property is located in Pasco County, Florida, zip code 34655. This is an excellent opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, strategically located medical office building with significant visibility and immediate occupancy potential. The property's single-story design and ample parking make it highly attractive to a variety of tenants.
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West Coast Medical Group Imp Medical Clinic
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Dr. Kamlesh Bajpai Pediatrician Physician
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Chad Gorman, MD - Pain Management Specialist | PPOA Pediatrician Physician
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Wilma Da Souza Pediatrician Physician
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Internal Medicine & Pediatrics Physician
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