455 West St Wichita, KS 67203
This exceptional 3,572 square foot commercial property, located in Sedgwick County, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a prime location with high visibility. The single-story building, completely renovated in 2024, boasts a modern and functional layout ideal for either retail or office use. The flexible space allows for customization to suit diverse business needs. Large windows throughout the building provide abundant natural light and excellent street exposure, ensuring maximum visibility from West Street, a key advantage for attracting customers and clients. Recent renovations included brand new flooring and updated bathrooms, enhancing the overall appeal and functionality of the space. The property's single-building, multiple-tenancy structure offers versatility and potential for shared occupancy or independent use. This is an excellent opportunity to establish a presence in a high-traffic area with a newly renovated, attractive space ready for immediate occupancy. The property's strategic location and modern amenities make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a thriving and visible location. The building's single-story design offers easy accessibility and convenient navigation. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime commercial space in a desirable location.
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