2441 Maize Rd 10, Wichita, KS 67205-7935
This exceptional retail sublease opportunity is located in the vibrant New Market Square shopping center in Wichita, Kansas. Situated between Ross Dress for Less and Petco, this 3,800 square foot space offers excellent visibility and accessibility. Built in 2002, the property is zoned for Limited Commercial use (LC) and is part of a multi-tenant strip center. The location benefits from exceptionally high traffic counts, with 44,613 vehicles passing daily on 21st & Maize Road and 28,659 vehicles on 29th & Maize Road, ensuring significant exposure for your business. This sublease is offered by a national tenant, providing a stable and reputable presence within the center. The property is located at 2441 N Maize Road, Wichita, KS 67205, within Sedgwick County. This space presents a unique chance to establish or expand your retail presence in a prime location with proven high traffic volume and strong neighboring businesses. The property's Limited Commercial zoning ensures a variety of potential uses. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-positioned retail space in a thriving shopping center. Contact us today to learn more about this exceptional sublease opportunity.
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Bling Glamour Wichita Clothing & Fashion Store
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Lane Bryant Clothing & Fashion Store
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Maurices Clothing & Fashion Store
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Men's Wearhouse Clothing & Fashion Store
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Ross Dress for Less Clothing Store Department Store
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