48 Chesser Crane Rd Chelsea, AL 35043
Chelsea Creek, located at 48 Chesser Crane Rd in Chelsea, Alabama, presents a fantastic leasing opportunity for retail or restaurant businesses. This 19,588 square foot multi-tenant building, constructed in 2008, currently has 1,810 square feet of immediately available space. The property is ideally suited for a variety of uses, including daycare, retail, restaurant, or medical practices, as indicated by its previous tenants. The building boasts ample parking, a significant advantage for attracting customers and employees. Situated in Shelby County, zip code 35043, this location offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The available space is perfect for a business seeking a well-maintained, modern facility in a thriving community. The property's diverse zoning allows for a range of potential tenants, making it a versatile and attractive investment. With its convenient location and ample parking, this space promises high foot traffic and easy access for customers. The 1,810 square foot space is ready for immediate occupancy, providing a turnkey solution for businesses looking to establish or expand their operations. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and explore the possibilities.
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Shirley Brothers Excavating, Inc. General Contractor Construction Company
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Solar Nails Nail Salon
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Kristy Redford Loan Service Bank
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Jonathan Hudlow: Allstate Insurance Insurance Agency
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4th & Inches Big Box & Wholesale Store
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