650 Goodlette Rd Naples, FL 34102
This exceptional 7,200-square-foot free-standing retail building presents a unique opportunity for a single tenant in the desirable Collier County market. Located at 650 Goodlette Road, this property boasts ample space for a variety of retail uses, thanks to its C2 zoning classification. Constructed in 1985, the building is currently entirely vacant, offering a blank canvas for a prospective tenant to customize to their specific needs. The property includes a generous 22 parking spaces, ensuring convenient access for customers and employees. The building's single-tenant occupancy provides a streamlined and efficient operational environment. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking high visibility and accessibility in a thriving commercial area. The entire 7,200 square feet is available for lease, providing significant space for a large-scale retail operation or a business requiring extensive storage and display areas. The property's strategic location within Collier County offers excellent access to major transportation routes and a strong customer base. This presents a rare opportunity to establish a prominent presence in a highly sought-after commercial district. The ample parking ensures customer convenience, a key factor for attracting and retaining clientele. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime retail location in a dynamic and growing market. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and explore the possibilities.
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