300 Bay Dr Largo, FL 33770
MJ Village, located at 300 East Bay Drive in Largo, Florida, 33770, offers a diverse range of commercial spaces for lease. This newly renovated (2024) property boasts 33,287 square feet across two, two-story buildings situated on 2.52 acres of land. The property features a total of 166 parking spaces and elevators for convenient access. Units are available in sizes ranging from a minimum of 1,500 square feet up to the entire building(s), catering to various business needs, from small offices to larger enterprises. The property underwent a complete exterior renovation, including a new roof, modern facade, fresh paint, enhanced landscaping, updated lighting, and a resurfaced parking lot. Located in the vibrant Downtown Largo Corridor, this prime location enjoys high visibility with over 50,000 vehicles passing daily. The property is zoned for flexible use, accommodating retail, office, medical, and restaurant tenants. First-floor spaces are available at $25 per square foot base rent plus $6.15 per square foot in common area maintenance (CAM) charges. Second-floor spaces are available at $22 per square foot base rent plus $6.15 per square foot in CAM charges. Lease terms are negotiable. The property's building class is C, and it was originally built in 1990. The property is easily accessible from Missouri Ave N. Seven spaces are currently available.
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