740 Illinois Rte Aurora, IL 60504
This prominent Route 59 endcap offers 4,484 square feet of vacant space in a Class A, single-story building (10,875 total square feet) built in 2001. Located in DuPage County, Illinois, on a 1.19-acre lot, this property boasts exceptional frontage and visibility with ample signage opportunities. The space is divisible to a minimum of 2,000 square feet and can accommodate up to 2,550 square feet with turnkey buildouts available for qualified tenants. The existing space features storefront glass on three sides, multi-stall restrooms, and 600 amp electrical service, making it ideal for restaurant and retail uses. Benefiting from its location in a high-traffic retail corridor, this property is anchored by a Zen Leaf Cannabis Dispensary, attracting an affluent customer base. Its proximity to Block 59, a vibrant dining and entertainment destination, and the Fox Valley Mall (a 1.5 million square foot regional mall) further enhances its appeal. The area also includes 1,000 new residential units currently under construction, promising increased foot traffic and consumer base. The property is conveniently situated across Route 59 from Block 59, and just north of the Fox Valley Mall, anchored by Macy's and JCPenney. Abundant parking is available adjacent to the building. The property's address is 740 IL Route 59, with a cross street of Drexel Ave, and APN C.
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