1208 King St Chattanooga, TN 37403
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King Street Station offers exceptional office space in the heart of Chattanooga, Tennessee. This six-story, 28,492 square foot building, renovated in 2022, boasts three available floors: Suite 405 (13,000 sq ft), Suite 505 (8,287 sq ft), and Suite 605 (7,205 sq ft). Each suite is move-in ready and features a mix of open workspaces, private offices, multiple conference rooms, and breakrooms. Large windows provide abundant natural light and stunning views of downtown Chattanooga, the Southside, and Lookout Mountain. The building offers 114 parking spaces and is conveniently located at the intersection of downtown and the Southside, with easy access to restaurants, shopping, and a hotel on-site. The minimum divisible space is 7,205 sq ft, with a maximum contiguous space of 13,000 sq ft. The building sits on 2.19 acres of land and is zoned U-IX4 in Hamilton County. This prime location, combined with the modern amenities and stunning views, makes King Street Station an ideal location for businesses seeking high-quality office space. The building was originally constructed in 1984. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and learn more about these exceptional opportunities.
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