3459 Buckhorn Dr Lexington, KY 40515-1718
This 3100 square foot office space, located in Lexington, KY's Buckhorn Plaza, is available for lease. The Class B building, constructed in 1987, sits on a 1.48-acre lot and is zoned B-6P in Fayette County. The space features a fully sprinklered system and is already fitted with private offices, a large kitchenette, four ADA-compliant restrooms, two showers, and washer/dryer hookups. This makes it ideal for a variety of businesses. Current co-tenants include Darae & Friends Catering and the administrative offices of KARP Advocacy, ensuring a vibrant and established business environment. The property's convenient location near Man O' War Boulevard and within five miles of I-75 provides excellent accessibility for employees and clients. The building is situated in a densely populated residential area, offering a strong potential customer base. This is a rare opportunity to lease a well-appointed, move-in ready office space in a prime Lexington location. The single building is part of a larger plaza, offering ample parking and visibility. The space is ready for immediate occupancy. This property presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a functional and conveniently located office space in a thriving community.
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Darae & Friends Catering Take-out & Catering Catering Service
Article 12 - COMMERCIAL CENTER (B-6P) ZONE Share Download Bookmark Print Sec. 12-1. - Intent. The intent of the Commercial Center (B-6P) zone is to create centers of activity that promote commerce and retail along major corridors within the community, while supporting existing residential neighborhoods and incorporating new residential opportunities in accor…
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B-6P · Lexington, KYArticle 12 - COMMERCIAL CENTER (B-6P) ZONE Share Download Bookmark Print Sec. 12-1. - Intent. The intent of the Commercial Center (B-6P) zone is to create centers of activity that promote commerce and retail along major corridors within the community, while supporting existing residential neighborhoods and incorporating new residential opportunities in accordance with the Comprehensive Plan. The standards contained in this provision are intended to: (a) Improve the economic base and tax structure of the Lexington metropolitan area by: (1) Creating a variety of employment, retail, and commerce opportunities, and improving access to these opportunities; (2) Increasing the supply and mixture of housing types available throughout Lexington, thereby improving overall housing affordability; (3) Protecting and enhancing the investments of existing B-6P developments by providing redevelopment opportunities that unlock additional potential to better utilize existing zoned land. (b) Create a sense of place, with experiences and community minded development rather than the over-parked, underutilized suburban model shopping centers of times past by: (1) Creating strongly defined street edges through orienting buildings to roadways, both internal and external; (2) Ensuring that intensive operations, such as loading areas, do not adversely impact or effectively wall off existing neighborhoods; (3) Reducing the impact of parking on land use consumption and walkability by: (i) Encouraging shared parking across complementary professional office and retail uses; (ii) Reducing overall parking. (c) Ensure safe multi-modal transportation options through: (1) Providing walkable developments that function well internally; (2) Creating a well-connected external pedestrian network to adjacent neighborhoods and developments; (3) Providing accessible mass transit facilities that easily connect people to internal destinations; (4) Increasing residential density along major corridors, improving mass transit efficiency; (5) Connecting roadways to provide efficient and direct access for motorists and emergency services. (Code 1983, § 12-1; Ord. No. 263-83 , § 1, 12-15-1983; Ord. No. 147-2000 , § 1, 6-1-2000; Ord. No. 166-2017 , § 6(12-1), 11-16-2017; Ord. No. 5-2018 , § 1(12-1), 2-8-2018) Share Download Bookmark Print
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