15885 Dam Road Ext Clearlake, CA 95422
This exceptional 4,980 square-foot commercial land parcel presents a rare opportunity for retail development in Clearlake, California. Located on a 0.7-acre lot at 15885 Dam Rd Ext, 95422, this property boasts a highly visible location on the outparcel of a thriving Walmart Supercenter, benefiting from substantial traffic flow generated by both local residents and regional tourism. The site is ideally suited for a variety of highway-oriented businesses, including quick-service restaurants (QSR), retail establishments, car washes, or gas stations. This is a brand-new construction opportunity, offering a multi-tenant building with a drive-thru already in place. The property enjoys co-tenancy with established businesses such as Starbucks and BP Arco, minimizing competition and maximizing exposure. Its strategic location near the Highway 53/29 intersection provides excellent access to St. Helena Hospital, schools, government offices, and other key attractions. A proposed pylon monument sign will further enhance visibility and brand recognition. The asking price is $695,000, and a 10-year lease term is available. This is a chance to capitalize on the success of a high-performing Walmart Supercenter and the limited retail competition in the area. Join other successful businesses like Jack in the Box, McDonald's, Tractor Supply, Big 5 Sporting Goods, and the new DMV. Renderings and floor plans are for illustrative purposes only.
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