6895 Telegraph Rd, Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301-3185
This exceptional 10,105 square foot, two-story office building in Bloomfield Hills, MI presents a fantastic leasing opportunity. The entire first floor, ranging from 3,584 to 4,250 square feet, is currently vacant and immediately available. This space boasts a minimum divisible area of 4,437 square feet, perfect for a single tenant or multiple smaller occupants. Recent renovations have significantly enhanced the property, including a completely remodeled lobby and entryway, a new high-efficiency HVAC system, new windows, refreshed landscaping, and a resurfaced parking lot. The building also features a new roof, ensuring long-term efficiency and cost savings. With 35 total parking spaces, ample parking is guaranteed for tenants and their clients. The property is strategically located in a high-traffic area, enjoying excellent visibility to over 66,000 vehicles daily on Telegraph Road, and is conveniently situated near a variety of retail establishments and restaurants. The O-1 zoning designation ensures suitability for office use. Multiple points of ingress and egress provide convenient access for tenants and visitors. There is no common area factor, making this a highly efficient and cost-effective option. This is a rare opportunity to secure a beautifully renovated, well-located office space in a thriving community.
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