2434 N Woodlawn Blvd Wichita, KS 67226
For Lease
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This exceptional 1,492 square foot medical office space is available for lease in a prime Wichita, Kansas location at 2434 N Woodlawn Blvd, zip code 67220. Situated in Sedgwick County, this property is part of a larger 8,700 square foot multi-tenant office building. The space offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it ideal for a variety of medical practices. The building enjoys a vibrant and convenient location, surrounded by a diverse range of businesses including Sedgwick Plaza, Huntley Yards, Oxford Square Netability, DBC Living, Spangles, KFC, Boost Mobile, Pizza Hut, Emprise Bank, Wendy's, Dollar Tree, and a Taco Shop, ensuring high foot traffic and easy access for patients. The estimated Net, Net, Net (NNN) expense is $5.00 per square foot. This presents a fantastic opportunity for medical professionals seeking a well-located, readily available space to establish or expand their practice. The property's address is easily accessible and benefits from strong local amenities. This space is ready for immediate occupancy. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and learn more about this exceptional opportunity.
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Dr. Stephanie A. Robertson-Cameron, DDS Dental Office
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Bradley Begnoche Physician
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Melissa A. Kabler, DC Alternative Medicine Practice
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Dr. Vicki Dukes, DC Alternative Medicine Practice
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Dunlap Chiropractic dba Lakewood Alternative Medicine Practice
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