5162-5180 Wilshire Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90036
This exceptional retail opportunity presents a 1,175 square foot end-cap space within a 10,036 square foot strip center situated on the bustling Wilshire Boulevard in Los Angeles' Miracle Mile district. The property, built in 1984 and located in Los Angeles County, boasts a prominent corner location at the signalized intersection of Wilshire and Sycamore Avenues, offering excellent visibility and accessibility. The site includes ample on-site parking for customer convenience. A highly visible pole sign enhances marketing potential. The space benefits from convenient access from both cross streets. This prime location is further enhanced by its proximity to the soon-to-open Metro Purple Line station, placing it within easy reach of a significant transit-oriented population. The property sits adjacent to Hancock Park and is conveniently located near Beverly Hills and West Hollywood, providing access to affluent residential areas and a diverse customer base. The total lot size encompasses 19,856 square feet, offering ample space for customer parking and potential future expansion. The property is currently multi-tenant. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned retail space in a thriving and highly desirable location. The available space totals 1,175 square feet, offering a versatile layout suitable for a variety of retail uses. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in the heart of Los Angeles' Miracle Mile.
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