2360 Hampton Ave St St. Louis, MO 63139
This exceptional St. Louis commercial property, located at 2360 Hampton Avenue, offers 9,881 square feet of prime retail space designed as a state-of-the-art ghost kitchen facility. The building features 23 brand new, fully equipped, 220 square foot commissary kitchen units, each including a three-basin sink and commercial hood. These plug-and-play kitchens are ideal for food entrepreneurs seeking a streamlined, efficient operation. Ample cold storage is available on a per-rack basis. Tenants benefit from a proprietary software platform integrating all local delivery services, simplifying order management. On-site property management provides a front-of-house concierge and runners to handle logistics and order fulfillment, ensuring seamless operations. The 0.42-acre lot includes 10 parking spaces. The property is zoned G (Local Commercial and Office) and has a minimum divisible space of 230 square feet, with available units ranging from 220 to 640 square feet. This unique opportunity is situated in St. Louis, Missouri, 63139, near the cross street of Hampton Avenue, and presents a turnkey solution for food businesses seeking a modern, efficient, and strategically located kitchen space. The property's APN is 4647-00-0035-0.
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