5700 Plymouth Rd Ann Arbor, MI 48105
This exceptional 1,000-square-foot free-standing building presents a fantastic opportunity for a variety of businesses. Located at 5700 Plymouth Road in Ann Arbor, Michigan (48105), this property boasts a highly visible location at the intersection of Ford and Plymouth Roads in Superior Charter Township, offering excellent exposure to potential customers. The building is zoned NS (Neighborhood Shopping Center) within Washtenaw County, making it suitable for a range of uses. The single-tenancy structure is ideal for businesses seeking a dedicated space. Its versatile design accommodates medical offices, traditional office spaces, retail establishments, personal service businesses, or even a dry cleaner. The property's strategic placement offers the potential for a drive-thru, further enhancing its appeal and functionality. The building is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. This prime location in the thriving Dixboro Village Shops area provides easy access to a substantial customer base. The property's size and flexibility make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a well-situated and adaptable space to establish or expand their operations. Inquire today to learn more about this exceptional opportunity.
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