1950 Oceanside Blvd 80 Oceanside, CA 92054-4482
This exceptional retail property, Greenbrier Square, located at 1950-1980 Oceanside Boulevard in Oceanside, California, 92054, offers a fantastic opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent location in San Diego County. The property is a multi-tenant commercial building with a total of 20,592 square feet. Currently, there is 4,400 square feet of vacant retail space available for lease, ideal for a variety of uses. The property's address places it directly on Oceanside Boulevard, ensuring high visibility and accessibility for customers. The building's location within Oceanside provides access to a thriving community and strong consumer base. This is a chance to secure a well-situated retail space in a desirable area of Southern California. The available space offers significant potential for growth and success. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about lease terms and conditions. The property is classified as retail commercial space and is situated in San Diego County. The precise latitude and longitude coordinates are 33.1952466, -117.354096. This prime retail location presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking to establish or expand their presence in Oceanside.
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