1230 Rayford Bnd Spring, TX 77386
This exceptional 8,000-square-foot medical office building presents a unique investment opportunity in Montgomery County. The property boasts a single-tenant occupancy, offering immediate income potential or the chance to establish your own practice. Situated on a generous 89,298-square-foot lot, the building provides ample parking for patients and staff, a significant advantage in a high-traffic area. Its prime location off Rayford Road ensures excellent visibility and accessibility, complemented by the abundance of nearby amenities including restaurants and fuel stations. The surrounding area has experienced substantial growth in both population and retail offerings, creating a robust and thriving market for medical services. This property is ideal for a variety of medical uses, including medical spas, established medical practices, salons, or other small to medium-sized businesses seeking a well-located, spacious, and easily accessible facility. The entire building is currently vacant, presenting a blank canvas for a new tenant to customize the space to their exact needs. The substantial lot size also offers potential for future expansion or development. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a turnkey medical office building in a rapidly expanding market. The property's size, location, and ample parking make it an attractive proposition for both established businesses and new ventures seeking a strong foothold in a desirable area.
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