3912 Martin Way, Olympia, WA 98506
This exceptional Olympia commercial property presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at 3912 Martin Wy E, 98506, this 8,447 square foot office building sits on a 0.63-acre lot and offers significant potential. Built in 2006, the property features four individual suites, easily adaptable for a single user or multiple tenants. Suite A boasts 3,022 square feet, Suite B offers 2,155 square feet, Suite C provides 2,512 square feet, and Suite D comprises 758 square feet. This is the first time this building has been offered for sale separately from the adjacent property, presenting a rare chance to acquire a standalone asset. A planned lot split will result in 42 dedicated parking spaces for this building, ensuring ample parking for employees and clients. The asking price is $1,950,000. This property is ideally suited for an owner-user seeking a substantial and well-located office space in Thurston County, Washington. The strategic location in Olympia, WA, offers easy access to major transportation routes and amenities. This is a remarkable opportunity to acquire a versatile and well-maintained commercial property in a thriving market. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Olympia's commercial landscape.
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