1191 Creston Rd Paso Robles, CA 93446-3050
This exceptional 1,485 square foot retail storefront is situated within the vibrant Williams Plaza Shopping Center in Paso Robles, California. Located at 1191 Creston Rd, this single-story building boasts a total of 126,051 square feet and comprises 15 suites. The property, built in 1985 and zoned C1 (APN 025-361-026), benefits from its strategic location in the North 101 Corridor submarket of San Luis Obispo County. Strong anchors such as Smart & Final, Rite Aid, Dollar Tree, and Planet Fitness draw significant foot traffic to the center, ensuring high visibility and accessibility for your business. The available space is immediately ready for occupancy. This presents a unique opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving retail environment. Furthermore, the area is experiencing significant residential growth with planned developments like the Olsen/South Chandler Ranch (1,233 units) and Beechwood (915 units) adding to the already robust customer base. This prime location offers excellent potential for growth and success. The property is easily accessible from Golden Hill Rd and is conveniently located in the 93446 zip code. Don't miss this chance to secure a retail space in a rapidly expanding market.
D. General Retail Commercial Zoning District (C-1) Purpose. The General Retail Commercial Zoning District is established to provide areas for a diversity of retail, service, and entertainment-related commercial businesses, either as stand-alone enterprises or clustered in shopping centers or districts. The range of uses are intended to be those that serve ci…
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C1 · Paso Robles, CAD. General Retail Commercial Zoning District (C-1) Purpose. The General Retail Commercial Zoning District is established to provide areas for a diversity of retail, service, and entertainment-related commercial businesses, either as stand-alone enterprises or clustered in shopping centers or districts. The range of uses are intended to be those that serve city-wide needs. E. Highway Commercial Zoning District (C-2) Purpose. The Highway Commercial Zoning District is established to provide areas for vehicle-oriented and commercial service uses. The range of uses is intended to serve city-wide and regional needs. F. Commercial/Light Industrial Zoning District (C-3) Purpose. The Commercial/Light Industrial Zoning District is established to provide areas for more intense commercial operations and light industrial uses, serving residents and providing opportunities for diverse and compatible light industrial and creative business enterprises. G. Regional Commercial Zoning District (RC) Purpose. The Regional Commercial Zoning District is established to provide areas where diverse commercial enterprises can work together to meet retail shopping demands locally and regionally. H. Resort/Lodging Zoning District (RL) Purpose. The Resort/Lodging Zoning District is established to provide areas for visitor-oriented lodging and recreation opportunities near tourism and visitor-oriented destinations. I. Industrial Zoning District (M) Purpose. The Industrial Zoning District is established to provide areas for general industrial uses, such as manufacturing and fabrication, industrial services, outside storage, vehicle repair, warehousing, and wholesale distribution. J. Planned Industrial Zoning District (PM) Purpose. The Planned Industrial Zoning District is established to provide areas where innovation and flexibility in the design and function of industrial developments can be achieved.
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