18 North St Greenville, SC 29601
This exceptional 5,400-square-foot executive office suite is located at 18 E North Street in Greenville County, South Carolina. The space is currently vacant and available for immediate occupancy as a single-tenant lease. The property is classified as a Class B building and sits within a MX-D zoning district, offering significant flexibility for various business uses. The entire 5,400 square feet is available, providing ample room for a growing company or a business seeking a prestigious location. The lease rate is $26 per square foot, triple net (NNN), with a tenant improvement allowance and common area maintenance (TICAM) charge of $11.78 per square foot. The lease term extends until January 31, 2031, offering long-term stability. The landlord is open to negotiating the delivery of the space, which can be furnished or unfurnished to suit the tenant's needs. Furthermore, there is a possibility of assigning five parking spaces at an additional monthly cost of $540. This presents a unique opportunity to secure a substantial, well-located office space in the thriving Greenville market. The property's size and zoning make it ideal for a variety of businesses seeking a prominent presence in the city. Interested parties should inquire promptly to secure this exceptional opportunity.
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