For Lease or Sale - Former Drugstore Available

Highlights:

• 11,203 Square Foot Former Pharmacy Building Located on 1.42 Acres of Land
• Prototypical Freestanding Building with Drive Thru - "Main on Main" Location surrounded by a plethora of National Retailers
• C-2 Zoning, General Business District
• Drive Thru Equipped Asset
• Average Household Income within a mile exceeds $60,081
• 2 minutes away from Ascension Standish Hospital - a Level 4 Trauma Center, providing a range of medical services

Description:

Introducing a remarkable investment opportunity in Standish, MI. This expansive 11,180 SF free-standing building, constructed in 1997, offers a solid foundation for retail investors. With its spacious layout and prime location, this property presents versatile options for retail endeavors. The building's well-maintained structure and modern amenities provide a platform for success in an area with strong economic potential. The property's longevity since its establishment in 1997 speaks to its enduring value and reliability. Don't miss out on the chance to secure a prominent retail asset in this thriving market, poised for sustained growth and prosperity.

The city of Standish is the county seat of Arenac County, Michigan. It is located about 35 miles south of Tawas Bay, just off of Lake Huron. Standish is home to 1,813 people (2009, U.S. Census). It encompasses 2.1 square miles on the eastern border of Michigan, on Lake Huron, spurring the city motto of "Gateway to the Sunrise Side." Standish is home to Saganing Eagles Landing Casino. The casino is a 32,000 square foot facility with more than 800 slot machines and 40 electronic table games.

Arenac County was organized in 1883 during the lumber boom. Today, it remains a popular resort area, with plenty of canoeing, hunting, and fishing. Standish, the county seat, is known as a supply headquarters for those traveling up North. Arenac County is located at the bottom of Saginaw Bay on Lake Huron. This area has long been inhabited, as 5000-year-old Native American artifacts have been found in the area. The Rifle, Au Gres, and Pine Rivers made for excellent fishing and canoeing routes for both the Ottawa Indians and early settlers to the area. The Rifle, AuGres, and Pine Rivers continue to be favorite canoeing, rafting, and fishing. The miles of Saginaw Bay shoreline Arenac County offer challenging Lake Huron fishing and boating.