421 Sherry Ln Fort Worth, TX 76114-4017
This exceptional retail investment opportunity is located at 421 Sherry Ln, Fort Worth, Texas, 76114, within Tarrant County. The property, known as Westover Village, is a multi-tenant shopping center offering four available junior box spaces, ideal for a variety of retail businesses. The property's zoning is General Commercial, providing flexibility for a range of uses. Its convenient location in Fort Worth offers excellent visibility and accessibility for customers. The precise square footage of each available space is not currently specified, but interested parties are encouraged to inquire for detailed information. This presents a unique chance to establish or expand a retail presence in a thriving Fort Worth community. The property's address is easily accessible from major roadways, ensuring high traffic flow and convenient access for both customers and employees. The multiple tenancy structure provides a diverse and vibrant shopping environment, creating a synergistic atmosphere that benefits all occupants. This is a prime opportunity for businesses seeking a well-established location with high potential for growth and success within a bustling commercial area. Further details regarding lease terms, pricing, and available space dimensions are available upon request. Don't miss this chance to secure your place in this thriving Fort Worth retail center. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and explore the possibilities.
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