0 Great Ml Rd & Chancellors Run Rd Lexington Park, MD 20653
This exceptional 9,342 square foot retail space presents a unique investment opportunity in Lexington Park, Maryland. Currently entirely vacant, this new development is slated for completion in the second quarter of 2023, offering immediate occupancy for a single tenant or the potential for multiple tenants within a mixed-use configuration. Strategically located at the intersection of Great Mills Road and Chancellors Run Road in St. Mary's County, the property boasts exceptional visibility and accessibility from Great Mills Road. Its prime location offers significant advantages, situated near a substantial population base. The property benefits from its proximity to Great Mills High School (1,713 students) and St. Mary's College of Maryland (1,488 students), ensuring a consistent flow of potential customers. Furthermore, its less than ten-minute drive from the Patuxent River Naval Air Station (over 20,000 employees) provides access to a large and stable workforce. This presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking a high-traffic location within a thriving community. The entire 9,342 square feet is available for lease, providing flexibility for various retail concepts. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in a rapidly growing area with strong demographics and convenient access to major transportation routes. Contact us today to learn more about this exciting opportunity.
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