4700 Boulevard Gainesville, FL 32606
This exceptional 60,810 square foot, two-story office building in Gainesville, Florida's Santa Fe Health Park offers a unique opportunity for a single tenant. Located at 4700 NW 89 Blvd, 32606, this meticulously maintained property boasts a stunning central lobby with a sweeping staircase and abundant natural light. The first floor features 18,720 square feet of finished space, including a large fitness center with a workout room, yoga room, and separate locker rooms with showers, plus numerous training and meeting rooms. An additional 11,250 square feet of shell space on the first floor provides ample opportunity for customization. The second floor offers 30,840 square feet of space, including private offices, open work areas, and a break room with a kitchen and dining area. A covered outdoor balcony provides a unique amenity with scenic views. The building offers easy access to I-75 and ample parking. The owner maintains the building systems through scheduled inspections and contracts, ensuring its exceptional condition. Tenant improvement allowances are negotiable for the shell space. This prime location within the Santa Fe Health Park offers excellent visibility and proximity to medical facilities and other office buildings. This is an ideal space for a company seeking to establish a headquarters or expand its operations in North Central Florida.
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