129 Broad St Monroe, GA 30655-1869
This exceptional 250-square-foot executive office suite is available for lease in the historic Eulalia Building, located in the heart of downtown Monroe. Built in 1920, this single-tenant space offers convenient access from both Wayne Street and N Broad Street, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. The suite is part of a larger building with shared amenities, including a break room, two restrooms, and a conference room, all included in the lease rate. Utilities are also included, simplifying budgeting and administration. The building features secure access via door code, and each office has its own individual key for added privacy and security. The B2 zoning allows for a variety of uses, making this space ideal for a startup company, small business, or a small retail operation seeking a prime downtown location. The efficient layout and shared amenities create a collaborative yet private work environment. This property presents a unique opportunity to establish a presence in a thriving downtown community. The building consists of one structure with a total of 250 square feet, all of which is currently vacant. The property's APN is M0140057, located in Walton County. This is a single-tenant space, perfect for those seeking a focused and efficient workspace.
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Morton James Clothing & Fashion Store
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Southern Pro Contracting, Inc. Construction Company General Contractor
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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B2 · Monroe, GAMonroe. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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