Property summary
This ±11,180 square foot former Rite Aid pharmacy in Springfield, Ohio, is available for sale, lease, or ground lease. Situated on a ±0.97-acre lot, this freestanding building boasts over 290 linear feet of frontage on S. Limestone Street and over 150 linear feet on E. Singer Street. The property benefits from a high traffic count, exceeding 18,000 vehicles per day, and enjoys a strategic location across from Groceryland Grocer at a major intersection serving as a gateway to I-70. This prime retail space offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it ideal for a variety of uses. The building includes a double lane drive-thru, a valuable asset for convenient customer service. Located in Clark County, Ohio, this property presents a compelling investment opportunity in a bustling commercial corridor. The asking price is $1,350,000. The building is currently vacant.
Property profile
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Current use
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Pharmacy
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Pharmacy
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Pharmacy
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Pharmacy
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Physician
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Owner & transaction history
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Property description
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