4500 Oakwood Pl Sioux Falls, SD 57110-6451
This exceptional 4,948-square-foot executive office building presents a unique investment opportunity in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Situated on a generous 0.78-acre lot (34,066 sq ft), this two-story property, built in 1960, boasts a main level of 2,546 square feet and a lower level of 2,402 square feet. The building features two reception areas, three fireplaces, five offices, two conference areas, a kitchenette and break area, and two bathrooms (one with a shower in the lower level). Ample storage is available, along with an attached utility/storage garage. Exterior amenities include grade access to the main floor and walk-out access to the lower level, an extensive deck (replaced in 2024), a private gated drive, a water feature at the main entrance, and a monument sign at the lower level entrance. The property is nestled amongst mature oak trees and rolling hills, offering a serene and picturesque setting. The Oakwood Hills Estates Association maintains the roadway. Annual property taxes are $7,543.12. The property is currently zoned for office use (O), but the City of Sioux Falls may consider rezoning to residential. This property offers a blend of classic charm and modern functionality, making it ideal for a variety of business uses. The expansive lot and tranquil setting provide a unique and desirable location for discerning buyers.
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