5852 Columbia Pike Falls Church, VA 22041-2000
This exceptional 8,446-square-foot single-tenant executive office space is ideally situated at 5852 Columbia Pike in Falls Church, Virginia, within the vibrant Fairfax County. The property offers a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent location with ample space. The entire building is currently vacant, presenting a blank canvas for a discerning tenant to customize the layout and design to perfectly suit their operational needs. The property is classified as both retail and office, providing flexibility in its potential use. Its location in Falls Church, VA, zip code 22041, offers excellent accessibility and visibility along Columbia Pike. The building's total square footage is 8,446 square feet, all of which is available for lease. This presents a rare opportunity to secure a substantial, high-profile space in a desirable location. The property's single-tenant occupancy ensures privacy and control over the entire premises. Prospective tenants will appreciate the convenience and potential for branding opportunities afforded by this prominent location. This is an exceptional opportunity for a company seeking a substantial and well-located office space in the thriving Falls Church market. The property's size and location make it suitable for a variety of businesses seeking a high-profile presence in Fairfax County. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this unique leasing opportunity.
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C-5(NEIGHBORHOOD RETAIL) · Falls Church, VACosts & Benchmarks
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