5915 Farrington Rd Chapel Hill, NC 27517
This exceptional 5,622 square foot Class A office condo presents a remarkable owner-occupant opportunity in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Located at 5915 Farrington Road, this two-story building, constructed in 2004, sits on a 1.39-acre lot and boasts a desirable location at the intersection of NC-54 and I-40, offering convenient access to Chapel Hill, Durham, the Research Triangle Park (RTP), and Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU). The interior layout is thoughtfully designed, featuring private offices along the perimeter, open space ideal for cubicles, a dedicated conference room, a reception area, and ample storage/workroom space. The suite benefits from a prime corner location with extensive glass windows, providing abundant natural light. Enjoy the convenience of a spacious outdoor balcony, perfect for relaxation or informal meetings. Furthermore, the property's location offers easy walking access to a variety of restaurants and amenities. The property is zoned OI. Water, sewer, roof maintenance, property insurance, and parking lot maintenance are included in the planned owner association (POA) dues. This is a truly exceptional opportunity to acquire a high-quality, well-located office space in a thriving area.
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Dr. William Pendergraft Physician Medical Clinic
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Unc Otolaryngology Head & Neck: Shores Carol G MD Physician
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Jeremy Ryan Physician
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Ketamine Wellness Institute (Chapel Hill) Medical Clinic
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Brookgreen Forest Homeowners Association Association / Organization
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