5466 Hixson Pike Chattanooga, TN 37343
This exceptional 1,232 square foot commercial space, located in the thriving Hixson submarket of Hamilton County, Tennessee, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a versatile and highly visible location. Situated on the main corridor of Hixson Pike, this single-tenant property boasts incredible road frontage and visibility, ensuring maximum exposure for your business. The building, constructed in 1982, is a single-story structure with a total of 3,124 square feet, offering ample space for a variety of commercial uses. The vacant suite features seven rooms, easily adaptable to suit office or retail needs; walls can be removed to create a more open layout. The 8-foot ceilings provide a comfortable and functional workspace. The C-5 zoning allows for a wide range of permitted uses, providing flexibility for your business operations. Convenient parking is available with 6-8 spaces. The property's location within the Hixson, Hixson Pike submarket cluster places it amidst numerous residential and commercial developments, ensuring a strong customer base and a vibrant business environment. The property's APN is 100O D 009. This prime location, combined with its versatile layout and high visibility, makes this property an ideal choice for businesses seeking to establish or expand their presence in the rapidly developing Hixson area. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent location for your business.
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