41 D St Madras, OR 97741-1351
This exceptional 6,000 square foot commercial property in Madras, Oregon, is ideally situated near the intersection of Highway 97 and Culver Highway, ensuring high visibility and foot traffic. The building, renovated in 2022, offers a blend of retail and office space, currently configured as a multi-tenant building. The property features a single-story design, providing easy accessibility. One available space of 1,500 square feet is currently available for lease, perfect for a variety of businesses. Its prime location makes it an excellent opportunity for businesses seeking high exposure and convenient access for customers. The property's recent renovation ensures modern amenities and a well-maintained structure. The address is 41 SW D St, Madras, OR 97741. This property is classified as both traditional office and medical office space, offering versatility for potential tenants. The building's strategic location near major roadways provides exceptional access and visibility, making it a highly desirable commercial space. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about lease terms and availability.
The purpose of the C2 district is to provide areas for the Eating and drinking establishments, Entertainment uses, Governmental uses, Retail trade and services, Office uses
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C2 · Madras, ORThe purpose of the C2 district is to provide areas for the Eating and drinking establishments, Entertainment uses, Governmental uses, Retail trade and services, Office uses
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