91 & Grn Lk Dr Cedar City, UT 84720
This exceptional 0.708-acre commercial property, located at the southeast corner of Highway 91 and Greens Lake Drive in Cedar City, Utah, presents a unique investment or development opportunity. The property features a 134,165 square foot retail center currently housing two suites, with 2,388 square feet of vacant space available. The property is zoned for retail, restaurant, and land use, making it suitable for a variety of commercial ventures. Its high-traffic location at a major intersection provides excellent visibility and accessibility for businesses. The property is available for ground lease or build-to-suit options, offering flexibility for potential tenants or developers. The existing building provides a solid foundation for immediate occupancy or redevelopment, while the ample land area allows for expansion or the construction of new facilities. This prime location in Cedar City, Iron County, Utah (zip code 84720), offers a thriving market and strong potential for growth. The property's strategic positioning ensures high visibility and convenient access for customers. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a significant commercial property in a rapidly growing area. The vacant space presents an immediate opportunity for lease income, while the build-to-suit option allows for customized development to meet specific business needs. Don't miss this chance to secure a prominent location in a dynamic market.
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