10330 Meridian St Indianapolis, IN 46290
The Atrium in Carmel, located at 10330 N Meridian St, Indianapolis, IN 46290, presents a unique opportunity. This 241,806 square foot, four-story Class B office building sits on a 12-acre campus at the highly visible intersection of I-465 and Meridian Street, boasting exposure to over 200,000 vehicles daily. Built in 1991 and renovated in 2010, the property offers flexible space options ranging from 5,000 to 60,000 contiguous square feet, accommodating single or multiple tenants. The building features a 12-foot ceiling height, ample parking (5 spaces per 1000 square feet), elevators, and a fitness center, snack area, game rooms, and common conference rooms. The diverse suite sizes and amenities make it suitable for various uses, including creative office, traditional office, and medical office spaces. The ground floor is particularly well-suited for medical facilities, daycare centers, showrooms, or traditional office spaces with convenient direct access and parking. The property's location within a heavily concentrated medical corridor and proximity to Fortune 500 companies further enhances its appeal. Property taxes are $1.25 per square foot. The owner is open to creative lease terms and potential building improvements.
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Catherine M. Ramey, RPH Pharmacy
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Indianapolis Ascension St Vincent CARELine at 10330 North Meridian St Charitable Organization Social Service Agency
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Young at Heart Pharmacy Pharmacy
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Busk Michael F MD Physician
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Minick Natosha E Physician
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