13997 Nc-50 Surf City, NC 28445
This exceptional 4,650-square-foot flex building is ideally situated at 13997 NC Highway 50, offering unparalleled visibility and accessibility at the gateway to Surf City. Its prime location on Highway 50 ensures high traffic counts, exposing your business to both local residents and tourists entering this vibrant coastal community. The spacious floor plan is adaptable to a variety of business needs, making it suitable for office or industrial uses. This presents a unique opportunity to establish or expand your business within Surf City's dynamic and growing market. The building is currently a cold dark shell, providing a blank canvas for tenant improvements. The potential for a tenant improvement allowance may be negotiable. This property boasts exceptional visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal location for businesses seeking high exposure and convenient access for customers and employees. The high traffic volume on Highway 50 guarantees significant exposure to a large and diverse customer base. Don't miss this chance to capitalize on Surf City's thriving economy and establish a strong presence in this desirable location. The property is located in Pender County and is classified as an industrial flex space with multiple tenancy options. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a versatile and highly visible location in a rapidly growing area. The building's size and layout offer flexibility for various business configurations.
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