Property summary
This exceptional retail property, located at 1790 First Street in Livermore, California, presents a significant leasing opportunity. The Vine Center, a single-tenant building, boasts a total of 36,106 square feet on a 1.72-acre lot. Currently, 7,200 square feet of retail space is available for lease. Built in 1957, the property offers ample parking with approximately 112 spaces. The property is situated in Alameda County, within the vibrant city of Livermore, California, zip code 94550. Its convenient location and substantial square footage make it ideal for a variety of retail businesses seeking a prominent presence in this thriving community. The property's classification is Commercial, Strip Retail, providing excellent visibility and accessibility. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-established retail space in a desirable location. The property's size and parking capacity ensure ample room for customers and operations. The available space offers a blank canvas for a business to establish its presence in Livermore. The property's location in Alameda County provides access to a large and diverse customer base. This is a single-tenant building, offering a unique opportunity for a business to establish a strong foothold in the Livermore market. The property's history and established presence in the community provide a solid foundation for future success.
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