5242 College Dr Salt Lake City, UT 84123-2653
The Cloverland Building, located at 5242 South College Drive in Murray, Utah, presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking office space in Salt Lake County. This Class B building, constructed in 1986, offers a total of 37,077 square feet across three stories, situated on a 1.9-acre lot. The property is zoned G-O and features a single building with multiple tenancies. Spaces are available ranging from a minimum of 1,988 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 5,543 square feet, providing flexibility for various business needs. Currently, three individual spaces are available for lease. The building's address is 5242 South College Drive, Murray, UT 84123, with the APN listed as 2112353015. This traditional office building also offers executive office suites, catering to a range of business sizes and preferences. The property is conveniently located in Salt Lake City's vibrant Murray area, offering easy access to major transportation routes and amenities. This is an excellent opportunity to secure office space in a well-maintained building with a desirable location.
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G-O · Salt Lake City, UTSalt Lake City. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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