3300 Lake City Hwy Warsaw, IN 46580
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Lake Village Shopping Center, located at 3300 Lake City Hwy, Warsaw, IN 46580, offers exceptional retail and restaurant opportunities. This established 171,000 square foot shopping center boasts a strong tenant mix, anchored by Rural King. Six spaces are currently available, ranging from a minimum of 1,500 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 14,000 square feet, providing flexibility for various business needs. The center benefits from high visibility and convenient access along Lake City Highway. Current co-tenants include well-established national and regional brands such as Dollar General, Pizza Hut, Fiesta Salons, Mariner Finance, and Indiana Physical Therapy, ensuring a steady stream of foot traffic. The property also features attractive outlot developments, including Hardee's, PNC Bank, Arby's, Wendy's, and Monro Mufflers, further enhancing the shopping center's appeal and drawing power. The property's APN is 43-11-15-100-001.000-032. This is a prime opportunity for businesses seeking a vibrant and established retail location in a thriving community. The property is classified as a multi-tenant storefront within a larger retail and restaurant complex. Interested parties should inquire about available space and lease terms.
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Indiana Physical Therapy Medical Clinic
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Connor Bresnahan Physician
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Lake Village Shopping Center Shopping Center & Mall
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
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C-5 S · Warsaw, INNo recorded transactions found for this property.
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