153 Columbus Ave San Francisco, CA 94133-5114
This exceptional 2,121-square-foot executive office space is ideally situated at 153 Columbus Avenue in San Francisco's vibrant North Beach neighborhood. The single-tenant occupancy offers a unique opportunity for a business seeking a prominent location with high foot traffic. The property boasts prime frontage on Columbus Avenue, a major thoroughfare connecting North Beach to Jackson Square and the Financial District, ensuring excellent visibility and accessibility. Surrounded by established businesses including China Live, Reveille Coffee, Cotogna, Comstock Saloon, and the proximity to Portsmouth Square and the Transamerica Pyramid further enhances its desirability. The space is versatile and suitable for a range of uses, including financial services, retail, fitness centers, cafes (excluding those requiring a hood), salons, and specialty grocery stores. Located in San Francisco County, California, with a zip code of 94133, this property presents a rare chance to establish a presence in one of San Francisco's most sought-after areas. The entire 2,121 square feet is currently vacant, providing immediate occupancy for the new tenant. This is a remarkable opportunity to secure a high-profile location in a thriving commercial district. The address is 153 Columbus Avenue, San Francisco, CA.
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