200 Abbott Ave Milpitas, CA 95035
This exceptional 7,000 square foot special purpose property, situated on a 1.12-acre lot in Milpitas, California, presents a unique investment opportunity. Currently configured to accommodate a variety of uses, including church services, religious facilities, childcare centers, classes, banquets, and community gatherings, this adaptable space offers significant flexibility. Located at 200 N Abbott Ave, Milpitas, CA 95035, in the desirable Milpitas submarket of Santa Clara County, the property boasts convenient access and ample parking. The building is divisible into spaces as small as 500 square feet, making it suitable for both single-tenant occupancy or multiple tenants requiring varying amounts of space. Whether seeking a long-term lease for a single entity or a flexible arrangement for multiple users, this property offers a compelling solution. The expansive 1.12-acre lot provides ample outdoor space, potentially suitable for additional development or expansion. This versatile property is perfectly positioned to serve a diverse range of community needs, offering a rare opportunity to acquire a significant commercial space in a thriving location. The property is zoned for a variety of uses, allowing for a wide range of potential tenants and business models. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and explore the possibilities.
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Milpitas Vietnamese Sda Church Church
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St. Thomas Preschool High School Daycare Center
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Daycare Church High School
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