3396 Six Forks Rd Raleigh, NC 27609
This exceptional 3,128 square foot medical office condo is situated in a highly desirable Raleigh location at 3396 Six Forks Road, Unit 305-335. The single-story space boasts a functional layout perfectly suited for medical practices, including four exam rooms, a sizable waiting area, a dedicated receptionist's desk, a procedure/lab room, a convenient lunch area, and a private office for providers. Currently leased and producing a consistent cash flow, this property presents a compelling investment opportunity for both investors seeking strong returns and owner-occupants looking for a stable, income-generating asset. Built in the 1980s and meticulously maintained, the condo is part of a professionally managed and well-maintained office complex. Its prime location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, with convenient access to I-440 and proximity to major retail and business centers such as North Hills, Creekside Crossing, and Midtown East. The 7.62-acre lot ensures ample space within the complex. This turnkey property offers a rare combination of strong cash flow, a desirable location, and a well-maintained building, making it an ideal investment in one of Raleigh's most sought-after areas. The property is priced at $900,000.
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