22350 Sterling Blvd Sterling, VA 20164
Sterling Plaza I, a prominent Loudoun County commercial property, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking expansive executive office space. This single-suite, 153,372 square foot building, originally constructed in 1988 and extensively renovated in 2017, offers a modern and efficient workspace. The property is classified as both retail and office, providing flexibility for a variety of uses. Its strategic location near Sterling Middle School and the Virginia DMV ensures high visibility and convenient access for employees and clients. The building's recent renovations and additions reflect a commitment to providing a contemporary and functional environment. The entire space is currently vacant, presenting a blank canvas for a discerning tenant to customize to their specific needs. This substantial property offers a rare chance to secure a significant footprint in a thriving Loudoun County location. The "community driven retail center" aspect, situated off Sterling Boulevard, offers potential for synergistic partnerships and increased brand awareness. The substantial square footage allows for a variety of configurations, accommodating large teams or multiple smaller businesses. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a strong presence in a desirable and accessible location. The 2017 renovations ensure modern amenities and systems are in place, minimizing upfront capital expenditure. The property's single-suite layout offers unparalleled control and customization potential.
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