Site 9 Cambridge Business Park Kansas City, KS 66103
This exceptional Class A commercial property, located in the Cambridge Business Park (Site 9), Kansas City, KS 66103, presents a unique opportunity for a single tenant. Boasting a substantial 68,400 square feet of space, this newly constructed (2023) three-story building offers a versatile layout suitable for a variety of office and industrial uses. The property type encompasses traditional office, executive office, flex, commercial, and industrial spaces, providing flexibility for diverse business needs. The building sits on a generous 5.67-acre lot, providing ample room for expansion or outdoor amenities. With a 4:1000 parking ratio, there is convenient parking available for employees and clients. The building is currently vacant, allowing for complete customization to suit a tenant's specific requirements. Located in Wyandotte County, this prime location offers easy access to major transportation routes and essential amenities. This is a single-tenant occupancy building, ideal for a company seeking a modern, spacious, and well-located headquarters or facility. The property's modern design and prime location make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a high-quality workspace in the Kansas City area. The building's classification as Class A reflects its superior construction, amenities, and location. This is a rare opportunity to secure a significant amount of space in a brand-new, state-of-the-art building.
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