5 Sweeten Creek Rd Asheville, NC 28803
This exceptional 7,645 square foot flex space at 5 Sweeten Creek Road in Asheville, North Carolina's desirable Biltmore Village offers a unique blend of historic charm and modern functionality. Built in 1930 and tastefully restored, this single-suite building provides 1,668 square feet of immediately available space, perfect for a variety of uses including retail, office, flex/warehouse, or studio applications. Each unit boasts private restrooms, enhancing privacy and convenience. Modern upgrades include new HVAC systems and energy-efficient LED lighting, ensuring both comfort and cost-effectiveness. Onsite parking is provided, supplemented by additional parking options conveniently located nearby. The property is situated in Buncombe County, with a 28803 zip code, offering excellent accessibility and visibility within a thriving community. This is a rare opportunity to secure a versatile space in a highly sought-after location, combining the character of a historic building with the advantages of contemporary amenities. The property's multiple tenancy allows for flexibility in lease terms and potential for expansion. Contact us today to learn more about this exceptional opportunity.
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