7515 Halcyon Summit Dr Montgomery, AL 36117
Halcyon Pointe I, a prestigious Class A office building in Montgomery, Alabama, offers exceptional workspace opportunities. This single, three-story building boasts 75,000 square feet of total space, situated on a sprawling 15.39-acre lot (670,388 square feet). Currently, there are 1,761 square feet of vacant space available, divisible into units ranging from a minimum of 496 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 1,265 square feet. The building features a total of 250 parking spaces for tenant and visitor convenience. Its prime location at 7515 Halcyon Summit Drive in Montgomery, AL 36117, provides easy access to Taylor Road and Interstate 85 (Exit 9). The property's impressive tenant roster includes established businesses such as the Home Builders Association of Alabama, Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, Alabama Tax Tribunal, Progressive Insurance, Johnson & Johnson Insurance, BXS Insurance, Inc., and Volkert, Inc., underscoring its desirability and strong location. This is a rare opportunity to secure office space in a highly sought-after, well-established building within Montgomery County. Showings are by appointment only.
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John David Barranco - Morgan Stanley Financial Advisor
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Home Builders Association of Alabama Association / Organization
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Hunter Groce - Morgan Stanley Financial Advisor
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Harrison Jones Campbell - Morgan Stanley Financial Advisor
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Caliber Home Loans, Inc. - Montgomery, AL Loan Service Bank
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