1801 Fairbanks Ave Winter Park, FL 32789-4501
This exceptional Class A medical office building, located at the corner of Fairbanks Avenue and Clay Street in Winter Park, offers 19,385 square feet of versatile space. The building boasts a convenient two-story design and is ideally situated for medical professionals, with two suites currently available ranging from 1,350 to 10,845 rentable square feet. Its prime location provides excellent visibility and accessibility, benefiting from high traffic counts on West Fairbanks Avenue (31,000 AADT). The building's strategic position places it within a three-mile radius of major medical facilities, including AdventHealth Orlando Main Hospital (1.2 miles) and AdventHealth Winter Park Hospital (2.7 miles). Proximity to Winter Park Village and Park Avenue retail areas, as well as Rollins College (1.4 miles), ensures a strong patient and employee base. The building features ample parking with a generous ratio of 5 spaces per 1,000 square feet. Zoned C-3 by the City of Winter Park, this property presents a unique opportunity for medical practices seeking a prestigious and well-located office space in a thriving community. The building is a standalone medical office building (MOB) with direct frontage on West Fairbanks Avenue. Multiple tenancy options are available.
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C-3 · Winter Park, FLWinter Park. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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