12730 Military Hwy San Antonio, TX 78231-1881
Summerfield Crossing offers a prime retail opportunity in San Antonio, Texas. This multi-tenant commercial property, located at 12730 NW Military Hwy, 78231, boasts a total of 14,950 square feet, with 2,128 square feet currently available for lease. Situated at the highly visible intersection of NW Military Hwy and Wurzbach Pkwy, the property benefits from exceptional exposure and convenient access. Across the street from an H-E-B grocery store, the center enjoys a strong anchor tenant and benefits from the significant foot traffic it generates. The surrounding area features a high residential density with strong household incomes, ensuring a robust customer base. Further enhancing its appeal are nearby traffic generators such as the Barshop Jewish Community Center, Churchill High School, and several elementary schools. This location provides excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal space for a variety of retail businesses seeking a thriving and established market in Bexar County. The available space totals 2,128 square feet, offering ample room for a variety of retail concepts. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned retail space in a high-traffic area of San Antonio.
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Bubby's Jewish Soul Food (BubbysJSF) Restaurant
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Spa & Resort Hotel & Motel Resort
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Pet Bath & Beyond Pet Grooming Service
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Beauty Blowout Bar Hair Salon
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The Little Gym of North San Antonio Gym & Fitness Center
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