429 Kennedy Blvd Eatonville, FL 32751-5341
This exceptional 2,120 square foot retail or restaurant space in Maitland, Florida, presents a unique opportunity for discerning businesses. Located on N West St, this property boasts a prime location within the vibrant Maitland submarket of Orange County. The building, originally constructed in 1938, underwent a complete renovation in 2024, ensuring modern amenities and a fresh aesthetic. The space is currently entirely vacant and offers flexibility with its divisible nature, allowing for a minimum lease of 1,060 square feet, or the entire 2,120 square feet. The C-3 zoning provides a wide range of permitted uses. Ample parking is available both in front and behind the building, ensuring convenient access for customers and employees. A significant benefit for prospective tenants is the landlord's offer of tenant improvements (TI). The property's APN is 35-21-29-0000-00-044. This turnkey space is ready for immediate occupancy and represents an excellent investment opportunity in a thriving area. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in this beautifully renovated and conveniently located property.
The purpose of the C-3 general commercial district is to provide for the commercial development areas along major roads as recommended by the town comprehensive plan
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C-3 · Eatonville, FLThe purpose of the C-3 general commercial district is to provide for the commercial development areas along major roads as recommended by the town comprehensive plan
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