3000 Glacier Pass Ln Cedar Park, TX 78613
This exceptional Class A, 28,726 square foot assisted living facility presents a lucrative investment opportunity in the desirable Brushy Creek area of Cedar Park, Texas. Located at 3000 Glacier Pass Ln, 78613, this property boasts 48 units, a mix of 32 private and 16 semi-private rooms, catering to a diverse range of resident needs. The facility includes a fully equipped kitchen and laundry facilities, enhancing both resident comfort and operational efficiency. Residents enjoy a range of on-site amenities, including a putting green, beauty parlor, and spa, fostering a vibrant and engaging community atmosphere. The thoughtfully designed layout features two distinct wings, each with an open floor plan and functional design, maximizing space and accessibility. Extensive common areas provide ample space for socialization and recreation. The property is situated off Parmer Lane, between Brushy Creek and Whitestone, offering convenient access to major roadways and local amenities. This NNN-leased property is offered at $7,000,000 and is classified as Office, Senior Living, and Special Purpose, with subtypes of Medical Office and School. This turnkey operation presents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established and highly sought-after assisted living facility in a thriving Texas market. The property's strong operational history and prime location make it an ideal investment for discerning buyers seeking significant returns.
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