1681 James Kimmons Dr Oxford, MS 38655
This exceptional 1,100-square-foot executive office suite is located in Oxford, Mississippi's vibrant Colonnade Crossing development. Built in 2023, this Class B property offers a single-tenant occupancy within a two-story building. The space is ideal for businesses seeking a modern and efficient workspace in a rapidly growing area. Its location in Lafayette County provides easy access to local amenities and a thriving community. The property is categorized as retail, office, and industrial, but this particular suite is specifically designed for executive, traditional, or medical office use. The building itself comprises 1,100 square feet, spread across two stories. The address is 1681 James Kimmons Dr, Oxford, MS 38655. This prime location offers businesses the opportunity to establish a strong presence in a dynamic and expanding market. The contemporary design and convenient access to local resources make this an attractive option for businesses of all sizes seeking a professional and productive work environment. The single-tenant occupancy ensures privacy and control over the space. This is a fantastic opportunity to secure a modern, well-located office space in a thriving Mississippi community.
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