4300 Munson St Canton, OH 44718
This exceptional 36,000-square-foot Class B office building, constructed in 2007, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible and expansive space in Canton, Ohio. Located at 4300 Munson St NW, this single, three-story building sits on a substantial 8.64-acre lot (376,568 square feet), offering ample parking for tenants and visitors. The entire 36,000 square feet is currently vacant and available for lease, providing a blank canvas for a single large tenant or the possibility of multiple tenants. The minimum divisible space is 12,000 square feet, allowing for scalability to suit various business needs. The property is zoned B1 & B3, catering to a wide range of commercial uses. Its strategic location in Stark County, Ohio, offers easy access to major transportation routes and amenities. The building's modern design and substantial size make it an ideal location for companies seeking a prominent presence in the Canton market. With its impressive square footage, ample parking, and flexible lease options, this property represents a compelling investment opportunity for businesses seeking a high-quality office space in a desirable location. The property is ready for immediate occupancy.
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Merrill Lynch Wealth Management Advisor Nancy A Austin Financial Advisor
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4300 Munson Street N.W. Corporate Office
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Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor Timothy J Rice Financial Advisor
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Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor Deb L Orians Financial Advisor
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Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor Matthew R Draper Financial Advisor
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