225 Grn St Fayetteville, NC 28301-5045
This exceptional Class A office building, formerly known as the Systel Building, now the Dogwood Bank Building, offers 117,350 square feet of prime office space in downtown Fayetteville, NC. The eleven-story building, constructed in 1972, features three high-speed elevators and ample parking (one space per 1,000 square feet leased). Currently, multiple tenancy options are available, with a maximum contiguous space of 9,600 square feet. The building boasts a full-service lease, encompassing utilities and janitorial services. On-site amenities include a secure main lobby with a security desk, backup generators, a modern parking lot, a restaurant, a fitness center, and a recycling center. A dedicated local property management and maintenance team ensures seamless operations. Enjoy spectacular views of the city, including the Segra Baseball Stadium. The building's convenient downtown location places it within walking distance of numerous restaurants, retail shops, parks, and the stadium itself. The property is zoned DT2 and has an APN of 0437644914. This is a rare opportunity to secure exceptional office space in a vibrant and desirable location. Inquire today for available spaces and lease rates.
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DT · Fayetteville, NCCosts & Benchmarks
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