822 333rd St, Federal Way, WA 98003-6343
This exceptional single-tenant medical office building, totaling 24,928 square feet, presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving Federal Way, Washington market. Situated at 822 S 333rd St, in King County, this one-story building offers a substantial footprint ideal for a variety of medical uses. The property's single-tenant occupancy provides stability and predictable income streams. Its convenient location in Federal Way offers easy access to major transportation routes and a robust local population base. The building's size and layout are well-suited for inpatient rehabilitation facilities or other medical practices requiring significant space. Detailed building plans and specifications are available upon request. This property represents a compelling investment opportunity for those seeking a stable, single-tenant medical office building in a high-growth area. The address is 822 S 333rd St, Federal Way, WA 98003. The property is located in King County and offers a significant square footage of 24,928 square feet. This is a single-tenant property, providing a streamlined ownership experience. Further information regarding the property's financial performance and operational details can be provided to qualified buyers. This is a prime opportunity to acquire a well-located and established medical office building in a desirable market.
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