1700 Mcfarland Blvd Northport, AL 35476-3276
This exceptional retail space, totaling 2,000 square feet, presents a unique opportunity in a thriving Northport, Alabama shopping center. Located at 1700 and 1852 McFarland Blvd, zip code 35476, this end-cap unit benefits from its prime corner location within a high-traffic area. The property is part of a 100% leased shopping center, ensuring a consistent flow of customers. This is a rare vacancy in a highly desirable location. The center boasts strong anchor tenants, including a Walmart Neighborhood Market and Harbor Freight Tools, providing significant draw and visibility for potential tenants. The space is ideal for a variety of retail businesses seeking exposure to a substantial customer base. The address is easily accessible, offering convenient access for both customers and employees. This is an excellent opportunity to establish or expand a retail presence in a robust and growing market. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this exceptional retail space. The property type is retail, specifically a strip center with multiple tenancies. The total building square footage is not currently specified.
The C-6 district is intended for properties adjacent to McFarland Boulevard to accommodate a wide range of commercial activities
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C-6 · Northport, ALThe C-6 district is intended for properties adjacent to McFarland Boulevard to accommodate a wide range of commercial activities
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