2330 Commerce Park Dr Palm Bay, FL 32905
This exceptional 8,150-square-foot office space, situated within the vibrant Woodlake Commerce Park, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a versatile and well-located facility. The property boasts a flexible layout featuring hard-wall offices, open configurations, and dedicated conference/training rooms, accommodating approximately 88 workstations. Existing furniture, fixtures, and equipment are negotiable. The space includes carpet squares, a 2' x 2' drop ceiling (with an estimated 14-foot ceiling height if removed), motion sensor lighting, and is 100% HVAC and fire sprinklered. Utilities include Palm Bay water/sewer and 3-phase FPL electric. This corner unit benefits from abundant natural light thanks to its numerous windows. The property sits on a 12.52-acre lot within a Class B, single-story building totaling 171,000 square feet. The City of Palm Bay Light Industrial (LI) zoning allows for a variety of uses, including office, light manufacturing, R&D facilities, and warehousing. Landlord is open to lease term modifications and tenant credit for improvements. Estimated operating expenses are $4.98 per square foot. The park's prime location offers easy access to major roadways, including US Highway 1, Palm Bay Road, and Interstate 95, with Melbourne International Airport just a 15-minute drive away. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking a functional, adaptable space in a thriving commercial park.
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