114 Myrtle St C Davenport, IA 52802
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This exceptional 8,780 square foot commercial property, situated on 0.87 acres at 114 Myrtle Street in Davenport's vibrant downtown, offers a unique blend of office and retail space. Built in 2014, the single-building property boasts 72 parking spaces, a significant advantage in this high-traffic area. Currently, 7,500 square feet are available for lease, with a maximum contiguous space of 2,500 square feet. The flexible layout is ideal for a variety of uses, including retail establishments, salons, or office spaces. Its prime location on a busy corner, with excellent visibility on River Drive, ensures high foot traffic and exposure. The property's proximity to John O'Donell Stadium, River Edge, and Centennial Park adds to its appeal. The M-2 zoning provides flexibility for potential tenants. The property features one suite, with the available space ranging from 1,400 to 2,500 square feet. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-located, versatile commercial space in a thriving downtown setting. The ample parking and convenient location make this property an attractive option for businesses seeking a high-profile presence in Davenport. The property's APN is L0015-01A, located in Scott County.
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CHILL VIBEZ BAR Bar & Pub Restaurant
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El Tikal Guatemalan Restaurant Restaurant
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NIYO'S BEAUTY&HAIR BRAIDING (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Cosmetic Store
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Sisters Hair Braiding Hair Salon Nail Salon
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Davi’s Good ‘Ol Fashioned Soul Food Restaurant
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