6432 General Grn Way, Alexandria, VA 22312-2413
This unique 51,124 gross square foot vacant office building in Alexandria, VA, presents a remarkable investment opportunity. Previously used as a government office, this property sits on a generous 12.13-acre lot and offers exceptional flexibility for a wide range of commercial uses. The building's layout allows for leasing options to suit various needs. The entire building is available, or you can lease either the first floor (25,522 net square feet) or the second floor (25,602 net square feet) independently. Its adaptable design lends itself to creative uses such as a daycare center, banquet facility, lodge, bed and breakfast, wellness spa, health club, gym, hotel, professional conference space, or even a theater. The property's potential is only limited by the imagination, however, any use must be compatible with the adjacent spa. Practical features include a convenient loading dock, ample parking to accommodate a large number of vehicles, and elevator access to the second floor, ensuring ease of access and operation for any business. This prime location in Alexandria offers significant potential for a savvy investor or business owner seeking a unique and versatile property. The property is currently available for lease. Serious inquiries only.
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