4319 Covington Hwy Decatur, GA 30035-1210
North Office Park, located at 4319 Covington Hwy in Decatur, Georgia (zip code 30035), offers a variety of executive, medical, and traditional office spaces within a newly renovated 46,350 square foot building in DeKalb County. The property features flexible floor plans with a minimum divisible space of 500 square feet, and currently has 5,000 square feet of vacant space available. The building boasts modern renovations, including high-quality finishes and state-of-the-art infrastructure, along with high-speed internet access and ample parking. Tenants enjoy 24/7 access and a professional environment with shared amenities. The convenient location on Covington Highway provides easy access to major highways and public transportation. The building also offers beautifully landscaped green spaces. Available suites range in size, accommodating businesses of various sizes, from small start-ups to larger corporations. The building's design promotes productivity and growth, creating an ideal workspace for a diverse range of businesses. This is a multi-tenant building with a variety of suite sizes to meet your needs.
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