0 Washington Pkwy Washington, UT 84780
Grapevine Crossing, a brand-new development in Washington, Utah, offers exceptional office and retail space. This 100,000 square foot building, completed in 2024, sits on a sprawling 93-acre lot, providing ample space and visibility. The property is ideally suited for a variety of uses, including medical, executive, and traditional office spaces, as well as retail and restaurant options. Units are available from a minimum of 1,500 square feet, allowing for flexibility to accommodate businesses of all sizes. The development boasts a prime location just off exit 13, ensuring high traffic visibility and accessibility. This strategic location capitalizes on the significant traffic flow to nearby world-famous national parks, offering unparalleled exposure to a large and diverse customer base. Grapevine Crossing is part of a larger 93-acre shopping, entertainment, and dining development, creating a vibrant and thriving commercial environment. The building's modern design and convenient location make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a high-profile presence in a rapidly growing area of Washington County, Utah. The property's multiple tenancy structure allows for a diverse range of businesses to coexist and benefit from shared visibility and foot traffic. This is a rare opportunity to secure space in a freeway-visible and accessible location within a dynamic and expanding commercial center. Contact us today to learn more about leasing opportunities.
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