110 Copperwood Way Oceanside, CA 92058
This exceptional 7,000-square-foot single-tenant retail space in Oceanside, California, presents a unique opportunity. Located at 110 Copperwood Way, 92058, within San Diego County, this property is ideally suited for a church or similar religious organization. The building offers a versatile layout encompassing a sanctuary, fellowship hall, fully equipped kitchenette, classroom, prayer room, and a dedicated office. Ample on-site parking is available for the convenience of congregants and visitors. The property is currently available for lease and offers flexible scheduling options, including Sunday mornings and afternoons, as well as various weeknights. The building's total square footage is 7,000 square feet, with all 7,000 square feet currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. This prime Oceanside location provides easy access for the community and offers a welcoming environment for religious gatherings and related activities. The property is classified as retail space with a church subtype. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire for further details and scheduling options. Please note that the property is currently available for lease and is not for sale.
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UTVUnderground.com Media Distribution
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The Potter's House Christian Church Church
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