7565-7633 Sylvania Ave Sylvania, OH 43560
This exceptional retail opportunity is located within the highly desirable Timberstone Center in Sylvania, Ohio. The property, built in 2001 and renovated in 2006, boasts a total of 35,347 square feet and sits on a 6.81-acre lot. The single-story building offers multiple tenancy options, with two spaces currently available. One space is a 2,520 square foot end-cap unit, previously occupied by a nail salon (Suite 7607-7609), and the other is a 1,493 square foot inline space (Suite 7633), formerly housing an ice cream store and juice bar. The minimum divisible space is 1,493 square feet, while the maximum contiguous space available is 2,520 square feet. The center benefits from a strong tenant mix, including national and regional retailers such as Hallmark, Tan Pro, Pizza Hut, Subway, Sunny Cleaners, All American Karate, and Club Pilates. The property features 225 total parking spaces and enjoys excellent visibility due to its location in a Kroger-anchored shopping center. Further enhancing its appeal is the presence of a Kroger fuel center outparcel and a newly constructed 270-unit apartment complex directly behind the shopping center. The property is zoned B2 General Business District in Lucas County, Ohio, with the APN 82-05977. Power is supplied by Toledo Edison. The cross street is N. King Road. This prime location offers high visibility and strong retail synergy, making it an ideal investment for discerning businesses.
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