4516 Nations Crossing Rd Charlotte, NC 28217
This ±5,600 square foot single-tenant space at 4516 Nations Crossing Road presents a unique leasing opportunity. Ideally suited for showroom, office, retail, or restaurant use, this property is situated within a vibrant adaptive reuse development in the LoSo (Lower South End) area of Charlotte, NC. LoSo is experiencing significant growth, with numerous multi-family and office developments underway, solidifying its position as a thriving entertainment and brewery hub. The property benefits from its location within a dynamic commercial environment, surrounded by established businesses and new developments. Nearby tenants include well-known establishments such as Sugar Creek Brewing, Olde Mecklenburg Brewery, Rally Pickleball, Brewers at 4001 Yancey, Night Swim Coffee, and Queen Park Social, ensuring high visibility and foot traffic. The property's convenient location offers easy access to two light rail stations, providing excellent public transportation options for employees and customers. This prime location and versatile space make it an exceptional investment opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent presence in a rapidly growing area. The building offers a single-tenant occupancy, providing flexibility and control for the lessee. This is an exceptional chance to establish a business in a thriving and highly sought-after location.
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