4225 Carolina Exchange Dr Myrtle Beach, SC 29579-4221
This exceptional 1,150 square foot medical office suite is available for lease within a larger 7,224 square foot building located at 4225 Carolina Exchange Drive, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579. The property is situated in the thriving Carolina Forest retail/professional/office area, conveniently located near Renee Drive and Postal Way. The building features ample parking with 36 spaces available for tenants and their clients. The suite is part of a single-tenant building, offering privacy and control. The zoning designation is HC, suitable for a variety of medical practices. This is a fantastic opportunity for a medical professional seeking a well-located, modern space to establish or expand their practice. The building is anchored by Carolina Forest Family Eyecare, providing immediate visibility and a strong presence within the community. The suite offers immediate occupancy and is ready for immediate move-in. Interested parties should inquire promptly to secure this desirable location. The total building size is 7,224 square feet, with 1,150 square feet currently vacant and available for lease. The property's prime location in Carolina Forest offers excellent access to a large and growing patient base. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-appointed medical office space in a highly sought-after area.
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Carolina Forest Family Eyecare Physician
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Thomas J. Weshefsky, OD Physician
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Dr. Cynthia Collins Physician
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