5965 Broad St Columbus, OH 43213
This exceptional four-story medical office building, totaling 75,019 square feet, is situated on the Mount Carmel East Hospital campus in Columbus, Ohio. Built in 1991, the Class B building boasts a strong history of high tenant occupancy, exceeding three decades of success. Currently, there are 8,749 square feet of vacant space available, distributed across the second, third, and fourth floors. Units range from a minimum of 838 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 4,953 square feet, offering flexibility for various medical practices. The building features three total suites and provides ample parking with a ratio of 4.0 spaces per 1,000 square feet. Conveniently located directly off I-270, this property offers unparalleled access to major highways and is surrounded by other medical office buildings, ensuring high visibility and accessibility for patients and staff. The building includes elevators for easy access to all floors. This is a rare opportunity to secure prime medical office space in a thriving, established medical hub. The property's location and history make it an ideal investment for medical professionals seeking a well-established and convenient location.
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Mount Carmel East Building 5 Hospital
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Mount Carmel Women's Health Center East Medical Clinic
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Dr. Steven R. Schneir, MD Physician
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Osu Maternal Fetal Medicine: Rink Britton MD Physician
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Ellen Bailey, MD Physician Medical Clinic
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