1301 Bridgeport Way Suffolk, VA 23435
This exceptional retail opportunity in Northern Suffolk presents two available spaces within a 32,000 square foot lifestyle center. Ideal for a variety of food-service businesses, the property offers flexible layouts to accommodate diverse needs. One space, perfect for a restaurant, boasts 6,090 square feet of versatile space, providing ample room for dining, kitchen operations, and storage. A second, smaller space of 1,668 square feet is ideally suited for a bakery or similar establishment. The property is configured for multiple tenancies, ensuring a vibrant and complementary retail environment. The building's prime location within the Northern Suffolk submarket offers excellent visibility and accessibility, attracting a high volume of foot traffic and potential customers. This sublease opportunity provides immediate access to a well-established location, eliminating the need for extensive build-out and allowing for a rapid start to operations. The spaces are available individually, offering flexibility for businesses of varying sizes and operational requirements. This is a unique chance to secure a prominent position in a thriving retail center. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and explore the possibilities.
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