991 Gordon Ln Santa Rosa, CA 95404
The Santa Rosa Jockey Club, a 20,160 square-foot special purpose building located at 991 Gordon Ln, Sonoma County, is available for lease. Built in 1992 as a horse wagering and race-watching venue, this single-tenant property offers a unique opportunity. The expansive open floor plan features a large viewing area with a bar, a separate smaller sports club area, and several private offices and administrative spaces. A fully equipped commercial kitchen, complete with dishwasher, multiple sinks, two hoods, ample storage, and a retail counter with keg taps, is complemented by a smaller concession area with its own stove, fryer, and ice maker. Two large restroom sets, each with nine stalls, plus two additional private restrooms, ensure ample facilities. Outdoor patios are conveniently located at the front of the building. The property sits on approximately 2.5 acres of paved land, offering significant potential. The building boasts a 1,000-amp power supply, natural gas, fire suppression, and public utilities. Ceiling heights range from approximately 12 to 14 feet, with a distance from floor to underside of roof of approximately 19 feet. The building's column grid features 32-foot spacing. The property is zoned PI - Public Institution (APN: 009-392-002) and enjoys excellent visibility along Gordon Lane, Summerfield Road, and from within the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, with easy access to US Hwy 12 and US Hwy 101. Any lease is subject to Sonoma County approval. This property is ideal for assembly use or a large equipment retailer.
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