13220 56th St Temple Terrace, FL 33617-1107
This exceptional 1,515-square-foot commercial office space is ideally situated at 13220 N 56th Street, Unit 13220, Tampa, Florida. Boasting a highly desirable corner-unit location, this property offers unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The space is zoned CO Commercial Office, making it suitable for a wide range of professional businesses, including medical practices, real estate firms, legal offices, or political organizations. The layout includes a welcoming waiting area, a functional reception/work area, two bathrooms, a convenient kitchen/break room, several private offices for individual work or meetings, and a spacious bullpen/open area perfect for training sessions or collaborative work. Natural light floods the space through numerous windows. Outdoor access is available via a back door, leading to a pleasant area with trees and green spaces. Ample parking is provided for both clients and staff. The property also benefits from a large signage area, ensuring high visibility from 56th Street, just south of Fletcher Avenue. The building itself is well-maintained and clean, and houses other professional businesses, creating a professional and collaborative environment. The property sits on a 0.03-acre lot. Currently leased, but options for termination are available. This presents a unique opportunity to acquire a thriving commercial space in a prime Tampa location. The asking price is $350,000.
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