1706 St Julian Pl Columbia, SC 29204
This exceptional 12,395-square-foot medical office building is available for lease in Columbia, South Carolina. Located at 1706 St. Julian Place, in Richland County, this single-tenant property presents a unique opportunity for medical practices seeking a substantial and well-situated space. The building's ample square footage allows for a variety of configurations to accommodate diverse medical needs, from individual practices to larger multi-specialty clinics. The property's prime location within Columbia offers excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring convenient access for patients and staff. The address, 1706 St. Julian Place, zip code 29204, provides easy navigation and is situated within a thriving commercial area. This single-tenant occupancy ensures a streamlined and efficient operational environment. The building's size and layout offer significant potential for growth and expansion, making it an ideal long-term investment for a medical practice seeking to establish or expand its presence in the Columbia market. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire for further details and to schedule a viewing to assess the suitability of this property for their specific requirements. The property is classified as an office building with a medical subtype. This presents a ready-made space for medical professionals seeking a functional and well-located office. The property is situated in a convenient location within Richland County, South Carolina.
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