6424 Chippewa St St, St. Louis, MO 63109
This exceptional 1,167 square foot commercial property, located at 6424 Chippewa Street in St. Louis, Missouri, 63109, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a modern and efficient workspace. Built in 2018, the building offers a completely vacant space, ideal for immediate occupancy and customization to suit specific needs. The property is classified as both retail and office space, making it versatile for a range of businesses. The "Executive Office" subtype suggests a high-quality finish and potentially desirable amenities, though specifics are not provided. The entire 1,167 square feet is currently available for lease, offering a single, sizable unit for a larger tenant or the potential for subdivision (subject to landlord approval). The multiple tenancy designation indicates the building may have other occupants, suggesting a potentially vibrant and collaborative environment. Its location in St. Louis, Missouri provides access to a thriving business community and convenient transportation links. This property is an excellent choice for companies seeking a contemporary and readily available office space in a prime St. Louis location. Interested parties should inquire for lease terms and conditions.
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