1624 Ruth St Sulphur, LA 70663
This exceptional 640-square-foot commercial space, previously occupied by Centennial Wireless, is ideally situated within the vibrant Kenwood Shopping Center in Calcasieu Parish. The property offers a versatile "vanilla box" layout, providing a blank canvas for businesses seeking a customizable environment. Its single-tenant occupancy ensures exclusive use and control, eliminating shared space concerns. The space is categorized as both Traditional and Creative Office, making it suitable for a wide range of professional uses. The property type is officially listed as Retail, Office, and Restaurant, suggesting potential flexibility in permitted business operations. The location within the Kenwood Shopping Center offers high visibility and accessibility, benefiting from existing foot traffic and potential customer base. This presents a unique opportunity for entrepreneurs and established businesses alike to establish a strong presence in a thriving commercial area. The vacant space is ready for immediate occupancy, allowing for a swift and efficient start-up process. Interested parties are encouraged to explore the possibilities this prime location offers. The adaptable nature of the space, combined with its convenient location, makes it an attractive proposition for a variety of businesses seeking a well-positioned and functional office space. This is a rare opportunity to secure a single-tenant space in a high-traffic shopping center.
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