4500 Inglewood Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90230
This exceptional opportunity presents two available retail spaces totaling 800 square feet each within a single-story, 3,276 square foot building situated in the vibrant Culver City West submarket. The property, built in 1956, is ideally located at the corner of Culver Boulevard and Inglewood Boulevard, offering high visibility and significant foot traffic. The spaces are configured as an end cap and a second-generation restaurant/cafe space, presenting versatile options for various retail uses. Each space offers a minimum of 800 contiguous square feet, perfect for a variety of businesses. The building features five total suites, and this listing encompasses two vacant suites. The property is zoned for Culver City commercial use and is classified as Class C. While parking information is unavailable, the strategic location ensures convenient access for customers. The absence of elevators is noted. This is a rare chance to establish a business in a thriving area with excellent street visibility and high pedestrian traffic. The property's location at the intersection of Culver Blvd and Inglewood Blvd provides unparalleled access to a bustling commercial district. This is an ideal opportunity for businesses seeking a high-traffic location in a desirable Culver City neighborhood.
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The Best Fruit Platters Specialty Food Shop
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