3641 25Th St Miami, FL 33142
This exceptional 1,311 square foot restaurant and retail space presents a fantastic leasing opportunity near Miami International Airport. Strategically located just five blocks east of MIA on Northwest 25th Street, near the intersection of Northwest 25th Street and Northwest 37th Avenue (Douglas Road), this single-tenant property boasts a prime location with high visibility. The building features a 10-foot ceiling height, providing ample space and a comfortable atmosphere. Potential uses are diverse, including restaurants, retail establishments, showrooms, offices, or other professional services. Building amenities include readily available building signage, a central HVAC system, an office, a bathroom, and storage space. The property benefits from strong restaurant and retail synergy, surrounded by a thriving business community. Nearby establishments include several hotels (Staybridge Suites, Element Miami Intl Airport, EVEN Hotel Miami Airport, and Radisson RED Miami Airport), LSG Sky Chefs, numerous rental car companies, and the MIA Airport Station, ensuring high foot traffic and potential customer base. The zoning designation is 6117, and the APN is 30-31-28-037-0010. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking high visibility and convenient access to the airport and surrounding areas. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in a dynamic and well-connected location.
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