300 E Business Way Sharonville, OH 45241
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Located in Hamilton County, Summit Woods II offers a prime opportunity for businesses seeking Class A executive office space. This impressive building, constructed in 2000, boasts a total of 150,000 square feet and currently has one suite available, measuring 6,000 square feet. The building features a modern design with 10-foot ceilings, providing a spacious and comfortable work environment. The property is designated as a multi-tenant building, offering flexibility and potential for collaboration with other businesses. The "Executive Office" subtype indicates a high level of finish and amenities, ideal for companies seeking a prestigious address and professional image. The building's location in Hamilton County provides easy access to major transportation routes and amenities, making it a convenient and desirable location for employees and clients alike. This 6,000 square foot suite presents a unique chance to secure a significant presence in a highly sought-after building. Interested parties are encouraged to explore this exceptional opportunity to establish their business in a thriving and well-appointed environment. Further details are available upon request.
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Rebecca A. Endres, NMLS: 790220, First Community Mortgage Loan Service Bank
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Toyota & Lexus Financial Services Financial Advisor
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The Deters Law Group Law Firm
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Triathlon Medical Ventures Medical Clinic
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Cozmyk Law Offices Llc Law Firm
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