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(904) 373-8033
Real Estate Company
1334 Walnut Street, Jacksonville, FL 32206
- $599,000
- 3
- BA
- 3,500
- SqFt
- List Price
- $599,000
Property Description
Own your office in Jacksonville's historic Springfield district. Built in 1928, this brick and stucco building offers approximately 3,500 SF in two professional suites, pairing architectural character with income from a tenant in the smaller suite on a month-to-month basis. Occupy the larger 2,333 SF suite yourself: high ceilings, a reception area, multiple private offices, a conference room, a kitchenette and two ADA-compliant restrooms. The 1,167 SF second suite can carry part of your costs while you settle in, be re-leased at market, or become room to grow on your own timeline. With SBA 504 financing and 10% down, the monthly cost of owning the building comes within about $450 of leasing the main suite alone, and falls below it once the second suite is leased at market. A shared rear patio offers outdoor space for staff and clients. The building sits on a quiet, tree-lined street just off Main Street with on-street parking, minutes from Downtown Jacksonville and I-95, offering proximity to the central business district without downtown occupancy costs.
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Listing courtesy of BELLE EPOQUE REALTY SERVICES LLC.
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