Service Property For Lease | 21870 Bear Valley Road, Apple Valley
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The Bradco Companies
| Date Uploaded: February 25, 2023
| Date Created: January 24, 2023
Description
At heavy traffic 4-way arterial stoplight High foot traffic 21870 Bear Valley Road, Apple Valley -- Unit currently has a built-out restroom and small storage space, with open floor plan and concrete flooring. Prominent Signage Available on the building as well as the pylon sign Other current tenants include Circle K/76 Gas Station, Little Caesars Pizza, Liberty Tax, a Vape Shop, and Top Nails Owner is willing to explore a restaurant user, with the potential of negotiating help with the buildout.
Categories:
Commercial Properties for Lease, Brokerage
Property Types:
Industrial
States:
CALIFORNIA
Regions:
Southern California, Inland Empire, San Bernardino County, High Desert
Cities:
Apple Valley
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