420 Grand Ave, Long Beach, CA 90814-1643
This exceptional 7,130-square-foot free-standing building in Long Beach's desirable Belmont Heights neighborhood presents a unique opportunity. Built in 2017, this Class A property offers three separate suites, ranging from 1,636 to 7,130 contiguous square feet, allowing for flexible leasing options. The entire building is currently vacant and available for lease. Ideal for coworking, traditional office, creative office, or executive office uses, the building boasts high-quality design elements including exposed ceilings, skylights for abundant natural light, wood accents, glass doors, and steel-framed windows. The property's zoning is commercial, located in Los Angeles County, and features a convenient address at 420 Grand Ave, Long Beach, CA 90814, with cross-street access via E 4th Street. The two-story building is comprised of three suites, and while it does not include elevators, its design and location make it an attractive option for a variety of businesses. Rear units benefit from private patio spaces, adding to the property's appeal. This versatile space offers live/work potential and is perfect for businesses seeking a modern and stylish environment in a vibrant Long Beach location. The minimum leasable space is 1,636 square feet, while the maximum contiguous space available is the entire 7,130 square feet.
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2024Comparables
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LBR3T · Long Beach, CALong Beach. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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