52 New Orleans Rd Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
This exceptional 2,588-square-foot executive office condo is situated on the second floor of the prestigious Jade Building in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina. Located at 52 New Orleans Road, zip code 29928, this suite offers a highly functional layout, including a reception area, seven individual offices, a dedicated conference room, a copy/file room, and ample storage space. Shared men's and women's restrooms are conveniently located on the floor. The Jade Building boasts elevator access and is considered one of Hilton Head Island's premier office buildings. The property benefits from abundant parking, including both covered and open-air options, shared amongst building tenants. Prominent monument signage on New Orleans Road ensures excellent visibility. This suite represents approximately half of the second floor. The building enjoys convenient access from Highway 278 (William Hilton Parkway), with additional access points from Pope Avenue and two lighted intersections off Highway 278. This is an outstanding opportunity for a professional business to own its space and eliminate rent payments. The asking price is $325,000, translating to $125.58 per square foot.
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