4787 Us Hwy 70th E, Princeton, NC 27569-6708
This exceptional commercial property, located at 4787 US Hwy 70E in Johnston County, offers a rare opportunity to lease modern office suites. Built in 2003 and extensively renovated in 2022, this single-story building boasts 7,020 square feet situated on a generous 9.89-acre lot. The property is zoned commercial and features a low building floor area ratio (FAR) of 0.03. Two office spaces are currently available, each offering a unique layout. Office 2, measuring 12' x 10', is 120 square feet and does not have a window. Office 3, measuring 12' x 10.5', is 126 square feet and includes a window. Both spaces benefit from shared amenities including a kitchen, bathroom, and conference room, providing a collaborative and convenient work environment. The minimum leasable space is 125 square feet. Ample parking is available with 14 spaces on-site. Monthly rent is $400, with a $400 security deposit required for each office. Utilities, excluding internet, are covered by the landlord. Optional storage add-ons are also available. This property is ideal for small businesses or entrepreneurs seeking a well-maintained, conveniently located office space in a thriving commercial area. The 9-foot ceilings contribute to a spacious feel.
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