10583 Mission Rd Leawood, KS 66206
This exceptional 20,000-square-foot retail space is located in the highly desirable Mission Farms development in Leawood, Kansas. Situated at 10583 Mission Rd Bldg. H, 66206, this single-tenant building offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The property boasts a prime location in Johnson County, easily visible from I-435 and conveniently situated near the intersection of Indian Creek Parkway (106th Street) and Mission Road. Mission Farms is a thriving retail destination known for its unique shops and restaurants, attracting a loyal customer base. The development is integrated with the Johnson County Recreational Trail System, providing additional foot traffic from bikers, runners, and walkers. The building's distinctive architecture complements the high-quality and stylish environment sought by discerning businesses. The property's charm and convenience ensure repeat customer visits. Access from I-435 is via the Roe Avenue exit, heading north to 103rd Street, east to Mission Road, and south to Indian Creek Parkway. Mission Farms is located on the east side of the street. The entire 20,000 square feet is currently vacant, presenting a unique opportunity for a single tenant to establish a significant presence in this vibrant community. This location offers a blend of historical charm (built on the site of the historic Saddle and Sirloin) and modern convenience, making it an ideal space for a variety of retail businesses.
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