2501 H St Bakersfield, CA 93301-2801
This exceptional 1-story, Class B medical office building, totaling 2,667 square feet, presents a fantastic opportunity. Located in prime downtown Bakersfield, adjacent to Adventist Health Hospital, a top-rated US hospital, this multi-tenant property offers immediate access to a thriving patient base. The building, constructed in 1977 and recently renovated, features a 1,500 square foot vacant suite ideal for a variety of medical practices. This suite includes four exam rooms, a breakroom, a shared waiting area, restrooms, and an executive office with its own private restroom. The building also boasts 17 on-site parking spaces, ensuring ample convenience for both staff and patients. The property's strategic location near SR 204 and SR 178 provides excellent visibility and accessibility. With prominent signage opportunities, this freestanding building offers a high-profile presence in a bustling medical corridor. The existing tenant occupies the remaining 1,167 square feet. This is a rare chance to secure a well-maintained, conveniently located medical office space in a high-demand area. Don't miss this chance to establish or expand your practice in a thriving medical hub.
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Dr Samadi Medical Clinic
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Amirpour Vahdatyar MD Physician
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Miller Geoffrey M MD Pediatrician
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Wafika M Fahmy MD Physician
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
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