6451 North St Pensacola, FL 32505
This exceptional 14,014-square-foot Class A office building, formerly the Escambia County Tax Collector's office, becomes available January 1, 2025. Ideally situated for high traffic volume, this property boasts convenient access from W Street and Marcus Pointe Boulevard, including a lighted intersection at the side entrance. Designed to handle significant customer flow, the building features a four-lane drive-through with an after-hours drop box, and ample paved parking for 130 vehicles. Its versatile layout is suitable for a single large tenant, multiple smaller suites, or executive offices, catering to diverse business needs. The building is equipped with a well-maintained backup generator, ensuring uninterrupted operations. This exceptional property offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent location with substantial space and convenient amenities. The property is also available for purchase at $2,200,000. The building's previous use demonstrates its capacity to handle high volumes of traffic and diverse operational needs, making it an attractive option for a variety of businesses. The 2.54 acres of land provide ample space for expansion or additional development. This is a single-tenant building, currently vacant, offering immediate occupancy.
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