185 Pier Ave Santa Monica, CA 90405
Discover The Parkhurst Building, a captivating 1927 landmark listed on the National Register of Historic Places. This exceptional commercial property, situated on the corner of Pier Avenue and Main Street above Aviator Nation, offers three unique office suites ranging from 125 to 483 square feet. Ideal for businesses seeking a blend of vintage charm and modern functionality, each suite boasts original hardwood floors and abundant natural light streaming from skylights. The building's architectural details, including a stunning cupola tower, create an inspiring and creative work environment. The Parkhurst Building is part of a vibrant commercial district, sharing a block with a diverse mix of established businesses such as The Black Tux, Reformation, Knix, Mystic Journey Books, Vamos Vamos, Library Alehouse, Starbucks, Triple Beam Pizza, Heavy Handed Burgers, and Bike Attack. This prime location offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The multiple tenancy structure provides flexibility for various business needs. This is an unparalleled opportunity to secure a prestigious office space in a historically significant building within a thriving Los Angeles County community. Contact us today to learn more about leasing opportunities.
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