4747 Lincoln Hwy Matteson, IL 60443
This exceptional Class A office building, located at 4747 Lincoln Hwy in Matteson, IL (Cook County), offers 78,000 square feet of versatile space ideal for medical, traditional, or executive office uses. Built in 1988 and extensively renovated in 2021, the six-story building boasts a modern aesthetic with 13-foot ceilings. Multiple tenancy options are available, ranging from 932 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 16,000 square feet. The property sits on four acres and provides ample parking with 550 spaces, along with elevators for convenient access to all floors. Its prime location at the intersection of Lincoln Highway (Rt-30) and Cicero Avenue offers exceptional visibility and accessibility, benefiting from high daily traffic volume on I-57, Lincoln Hwy, and Cicero Ave. The building is zoned for both office and medical uses and features on-site management, engineering, and a 5-day janitorial service. Amenities include a tenant break room/lounge, an outdoor patio, and HVAC is included. The area offers a wealth of nearby dining options, including popular chains like Chipotle, Starbucks, and many others. This is a move-in ready opportunity in a thriving South Suburbs location.
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