717-741 Eden Way Chesapeake, VA 23320
Towne Place at Greenbrier offers exceptional retail and restaurant space in the thriving Greenbrier submarket of Chesapeake, Virginia. This mixed-use development boasts a total of 388,000 square feet, including 215 apartments and a 119-room Hyatt Place hotel, ensuring high foot traffic and a built-in customer base. Three suites are currently available, ranging from a minimum of 1,274 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 2,300 square feet. A total of 5,812 square feet of vacant space is currently available for lease. The property is strategically located at 717-741 Eden Way N, Chesapeake, VA 23320, providing convenient access to I-64. Its pedestrian-friendly design fosters a vibrant town center atmosphere, making it an ideal location for businesses seeking high visibility and accessibility. The development's retail and restaurant component totals 76,460 square feet, offering a diverse range of options for potential tenants. This prime location in Chesapeake city, within the Greenbrier submarket, presents a unique opportunity to establish or expand a business within a thriving community. The property's proximity to major roadways and its attractive design make it an excellent choice for businesses seeking a high-traffic location with strong potential for growth. The existing mix of residential and hotel components guarantees a consistent flow of potential customers.
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