5300 Nike Dr Hilliard, OH 43026-9813
This exceptional mixed-use property, located at 5300 Nike Drive in Hilliard, Ohio, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The building encompasses a substantial 9,513 square feet, offering significant versatility for a variety of commercial uses. Situated on a lot with no acreage specified, the property benefits from its prime Hilliard location, providing excellent access to local amenities, transportation routes, and a thriving community. The asking price is $3,100,000. This represents a rare chance to acquire a substantial commercial property in a desirable market. The building's size and mixed-use zoning allow for considerable flexibility in terms of tenant mix and potential revenue streams. Further due diligence is encouraged to explore the full range of development and operational possibilities. Given the property's size and location, it is well-suited for a variety of business ventures, making it an attractive prospect for both seasoned investors and those seeking a significant commercial real estate acquisition. The absence of acreage does not detract from the property's value, given its strategic location and substantial building size. Interested parties are encouraged to contact the listing agent for further information and to schedule a viewing.
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Dr. Lucas D. Beeley, DO Pediatrician Physician
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Heather Dawn Hines, DO Physician
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Megan Loveland Meyer, DO Physician
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Victoria Katrina Powis, DO Physician
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Steven Dale House, DO Physician
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
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