5801 11th St Greeley, CO 80634-4812
This exceptional 36,077 square foot executive office building, situated on a 4.32-acre lot in Weld County, Colorado, presents a unique opportunity. Constructed in 1998, this three-story building offers flexible space options, ideal for a variety of businesses. The property is currently entirely vacant, providing a blank canvas for a new owner or tenant. The minimum divisible space is 11,601 square feet, while the maximum contiguous space available is 12,238 square feet. This presents a rare chance to acquire a substantial, well-located office building in a thriving area. Previously occupied by a bank branch and additional tenants, the building's history demonstrates its suitability for a range of professional uses. The building's layout and infrastructure are well-suited for a variety of configurations, allowing for customization to meet specific business needs. The address is 5801 W 11th Street, Greeley, Colorado. This sale/leaseback opportunity offers significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking a prominent presence in the Greeley market. The building's solid construction and well-maintained condition ensure a smooth transition for any new occupant. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial, turnkey office building in a desirable location.
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