837 Brightleaf Blvd Smithfield, NC 27577
The Marshall Building, located at 837 S Brightleaf Blvd in Smithfield, NC 27577, offers 7,600 square feet of versatile office space. This single-tenant building sits on 1.35 acres of land and is ideally suited for a variety of uses, including traditional, medical, creative, or executive office spaces. Currently, 4,200 square feet is available for lease. The building underwent renovations in 2001 and features eight private offices, three conference rooms, a break room/kitchen, a reception area, and two secure file rooms. Its convenient location offers easy access to major transportation routes, being less than one mile from Exit 93 on I-95 and approximately 30 minutes from downtown Raleigh. This well-maintained property presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a functional and conveniently located office space in Smithfield, North Carolina. The building's layout provides ample space for both individual work and collaborative efforts, making it an attractive option for companies of various sizes and needs. The combination of private offices and shared amenities ensures a productive and comfortable work environment. The secure file rooms offer added peace of mind for businesses handling sensitive documents. This is a prime opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving community with excellent access to regional transportation networks.
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Marshall & Associates Real Estate Agency
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