4610 North St Nacogdoches, TX 75965
This exceptional retail opportunity is located at 4610 North St, Nacogdoches, TX 75965, a prime location within the Nacogdoches Marketplace I shopping center. The property boasts a total of 57,151 square feet, with 1,400 square feet currently vacant. The available space totals 3,400 square feet and is suitable for retail, service, or medical uses. The center enjoys a strong anchor tenant lineup, including a Walmart Supercenter, Spec's, and Hibbett Sports, further enhanced by the proximity of Big Lots and Lowe's. This strategic location at the intersection of Highway 59 and Loop 224 benefits from high visibility and exceptional daily traffic counts exceeding 38,000 vehicles. The property presents a compelling investment opportunity for businesses seeking a well-established retail environment with significant foot traffic and strong neighboring businesses. The multiple tenancy structure provides a diverse and vibrant shopping experience, attracting a wide range of customers. This is an ideal location for businesses looking to establish a presence in a thriving Texas market. The available space offers excellent potential for growth and profitability within a well-established and successful shopping center.
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