22511 Telegraph Rd Southfield, MI 48033
Nourtel Place, located at 22511 Telegraph Rd in Southfield, Michigan, offers exceptional office space for lease. This 16,000 square foot building provides a variety of options, with three spaces currently available, ranging from 350 to 650 square feet. The building caters to both executive and traditional office needs, accommodating multiple tenants. The property boasts a convenient location in Oakland County, offering easy access to major transportation routes. Rent includes utilities, providing significant cost savings. Tenants enjoy 24/7 access, high-speed Wi-Fi in common areas, a shared kitchen, and secure building access. Short-term lease options are available upon request. The building is managed on-site, ensuring prompt attention to tenant needs. The professional atmosphere is maintained by a tenant screening process. Newly renovated offices feature fresh paint and new flooring, available as single offices or suites. While pictures shown are representative samples, the available spaces offer a similar high-quality finish. Larger offices and suites are also available at competitive lease rates. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking a move-in ready, quiet, and safe professional environment.
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Magnolia Aesthetics Spa & Massage Center
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White Reproduction Inc Marketing & Advertising Printing Service
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M & M Electric Electrical Service General Contractor
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Midwest Medicare Solutions Insurance Agency
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Elley Orem Clothing Supplier
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