8852 Lakewood Dr Windsor, CA 95492
This exceptional retail opportunity is located at 8852 Lakewood Drive in Windsor, California, within Sonoma County's thriving Windsor submarket. The Lakewood Shopping Center offers five available spaces ranging from 1,029 square feet to 5,372 square feet, ideal for a variety of retail uses, including a second-generation restaurant space. The center boasts a strong tenant mix, anchored by a high-performing Raley's Supermarket and complemented by established businesses such as Anytime Fitness, West Coast Sourdough, Kelly Moore Paints, Wells Fargo Bank, Mi Pueblo, and the United States Post Office. This ensures a consistent flow of foot traffic and a diverse customer base. The property features ample parking, including Tesla charging stations conveniently located near Anytime Fitness. Its strategic location offers excellent accessibility, being within walking distance of Mission College, Windsor Middle School, Lakewood Park, and a SMART Train Station, maximizing exposure to a large potential customer base. This is a rare opportunity to establish a presence in a vibrant and well-established shopping center in a desirable Sonoma County location. The total building square footage is not currently available.
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Primo Water Refill Big Box & Wholesale Store
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Raley's Pharmacy Pharmacy
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Grocery Store Grocery & Convenience Store Food Market
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Lakewood Shopping Center Shopping Center & Mall
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Raley's Grocery & Convenience Store Food Market
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