15080 Cleveland Ave North Fort Myers, FL 33903-2773
This exceptional 5,838 square foot medical office space is ideally situated on a 1.57-acre lot in North Fort Myers, Lee County, Florida. Currently vacant and available for lease, this single-tenant property presents a unique opportunity for a medical practice or related business. The building's previous use as a bank branch provides a well-established and easily adaptable layout. Its strategic location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, boasting adjacency to a CVS Pharmacy and proximity to major retailers such as Home Depot and a Walmart Supercenter. This high-traffic area ensures significant foot and vehicle traffic, providing optimal exposure for any business. The property's ample lot size offers potential for future expansion or additional development. The building's existing infrastructure, inherited from its previous use as a bank, is likely to minimize initial renovation costs, making this a cost-effective option for a new tenant. The property type is classified as Retail, Office, and Restaurant, offering flexibility in potential uses, subject to local zoning regulations. The building's size and location make it an attractive proposition for a variety of medical practices seeking a prominent and convenient location to serve the North Fort Myers community. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this exceptional leasing opportunity.
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CC · North Fort Myers, FLNorth Fort Myers. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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