3845 Campbell Ave Springfield, MO 65807
This exceptional 3,000-square-foot retail space is available for lease in the thriving Parkcrest Shopping Center in Southwest Springfield. Located at 3845 S Campbell Ave, this single-tenant property boasts a highly visible storefront with over 30,000 cars passing daily. The space features a fully built-out interior including a spacious open retail area, a counter area, high ceilings, two private offices or storage rooms, and two restrooms. Ample parking is available with 200+ spaces. The property sits on a 4.26-acre lot and benefits from electronic highway pylon signage and excellent ingress/egress with a lighted left and five right turn entrances. A Net Net Net (NNN) lease is available for immediate occupancy, and a flooring allowance is offered by the landlord. This prime location is zoned for retail use and enjoys a high-traffic count, placing it within easy reach of a substantial customer base. The surrounding area includes major businesses such as Mercedes, Chevy, Buick, Kia, Bass Pro Shops National Headquarters, McDonald's, Papa Murphy's, Steak n Shake, Krispy Kreme, Starbucks, At Home, Sherwin Williams, Dairy Queen, and Schlotzsky's. The property's APN is 1811420001. Built in 1969, this property presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and a strong presence in a successful retail center. The property is conveniently located near the intersection of South Campbell Avenue and Primrose Street.
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