3321 Buffalo Dr Las Vegas, NV 89129
This exceptional 3,500 square foot medical office space is situated in a Class B building at 3321 N. Buffalo Drive, Las Vegas, NV 89129. Located in the Northwest Las Vegas office market, this property offers immediate occupancy within a larger 22,725 square foot building constructed in 1999. The building is a two-story structure with a single building on the site. The space is currently vacant and represents a unique opportunity for medical professionals seeking a well-located and readily available office. The zoning is C-1, allowing for a variety of medical uses. The minimum divisible space is 3,500 square feet, and the maximum contiguous space available is also 3,500 square feet. This makes it ideal for a single tenant seeking a substantial space or a smaller practice looking for a turnkey solution. The property's address is easily accessible via N. Buffalo Drive and its cross street, Buffalo Drive, providing excellent visibility and convenient access for patients and staff. This is a multi-tenant building, offering a collaborative environment. Don't miss this chance to establish or expand your medical practice in a thriving Las Vegas location. Inquire today to learn more about this outstanding opportunity.
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