000 Fm 110 San Marcos, TX 78666
The Sahota Center at Rattler Rd. in San Marcos, TX, offers a prime retail opportunity. This contemporary, multi-tenant development boasts two 5,000 square foot buildings, providing flexible spaces ranging from 1,500 to 5,000 contiguous square feet, with a total of 10,000 square feet available. The property features a desirable end-cap location with drive-through access, ensuring high visibility from both Rattler Road and McCarty Lane. Ample parking is available for customers and employees. The development benefits from its strategic location within a C-store anchored center, surrounded by a rapidly expanding area. This includes a significant planned housing development featuring a sports park, single and multi-family residences, and additional office and retail spaces. The area's growth trajectory promises strong tenant demand and increased foot traffic. The buildings, constructed in 2025, offer 18-foot ceilings and Class A finishes. Utilities include electricity, water, and data access. The property is zoned OCL and located in Hays County. Pre-leasing is currently underway, with a preference for established national credit tenants. Developers are open to building to specific design specifications (within allowed parameters). Lease terms of up to 10 years with options are available. This development presents a unique opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving San Marcos community.
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