352 James Lee Blvd Crestview, FL 32536-2636
This exceptional 15,310-square-foot retail center in Crestview, Florida, offers a prime opportunity for businesses seeking high-visibility locations. Located at 352 W James Lee Blvd, near the intersection of Hwy 85 and Hwy 90 (experiencing approximately 45,000 vehicles daily), this Class A property boasts three new buildings totaling 15,310 square feet, built in 2024, and situated on 4.2 acres of land. The property features ample parking with 164 spaces and is zoned C-2. Building A offers a maximum contiguous space of 11,200 square feet, easily adaptable for retail or restaurant use, with a minimum divisible space of 1,430 square feet. Building B, a renovated 2,860-square-foot structure, will be divided into two approximately 1,430-square-foot units, directly facing Hwy 90. Building C is a ready-to-occupy pad site (up to 1,250 square feet) ideal for a quick-service restaurant or coffee shop, complete with a drive-through lane and utilities. The property benefits from three-phase power, but lacks elevators. Property taxes are $0.60 per square foot. This development is part of a larger center anchored by Tractor Supply and includes other established businesses such as Pic N Save, Dollar General, and more, ensuring high foot traffic and visibility. The property is conveniently located to serve Crestview and surrounding communities like Baker, Milligan, Holt, and Laurel Hill. All 15,310 square feet are currently vacant and available for lease.
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