13800 Us-1 Sebastian, FL 32958
This exceptional 3,378-square-foot single-tenant medical office building, formerly a Truist Bank, presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving Sebastian, Florida market. Located at 13800 US-1, Sebastian, FL 32958, this 1-story, 1987-built property sits on 2 acres of land and offers convenient access to major roadways. Its strategic location provides immediate proximity to Sebastian River Medical Center, a significant healthcare provider with 178 licensed beds, over 100 physicians, and approximately 500 nursing and ancillary staff. The building's previous use as a bank ensures a solid foundation and adaptable layout, ideal for a variety of medical or retail uses. The property's single-tenant occupancy simplifies management, while the building's size offers ample space for expansion or customization. With a total building square footage of 3,378 square feet, this property offers significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property taxes are $3.22 per square foot. This location within the Indian River County submarket of Sebastian, FL, offers a strong demographic profile and significant potential for attracting patients and clients. The property's versatile design and prime location make it an attractive option for healthcare professionals seeking a well-established presence in a growing community. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-situated, single-tenant property in a high-demand area.
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