2700 St Peters Pkwy St. Peters, MO 63303
This exceptional two-story, 11,676 square foot office building in St. Peters, Missouri, presents a unique leasing opportunity. Currently, 5,876 square feet of space is available, offering flexibility for various uses. The building is classified as Class B and sits on a 1.82-acre lot, providing ample space and parking. The property features 36 total parking spaces and is conveniently located at 2700 S St Peters Pkwy, St. Charles County, MO 63303. Its prime location on St. Peters Parkway ensures high visibility from both directions of Hwy 364/94, benefiting from significant traffic flow. The building's strategic placement directly adjacent to the Heritage Landing neighborhood further enhances its accessibility and appeal. The available space is divisible, with the lower level offering direct access. Potential uses include, but are not limited to, childcare centers, delivery dispatch operations, medical or dental practices, and retail establishments. This is a rare opportunity to lease a standalone building with excellent visibility and accessibility in a thriving St. Peters community. The building's multi-tenant capacity allows for diverse business combinations. This is a first-time lease opportunity for this entire space.
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