334 Stokes Rd

“Exceptional investment opportunity in a prime commercial corridor. This 7,745 SF office building offers a strong income stream with a long‑term dental office tenant occupying 4,000 SF and paying $13,000 per month. Two additional units (1,500 SF and 1,400 SF) provide versatile leasing options for professional, medical, or service tenants. The property features a well‑maintained parking lot with 15 spaces, excellent frontage, and high visibility in a thriving, affluent market. Ideal for investors seeking stable cash flow with upside potential or an owner‑occupant looking to establish a presence in a prestigious location.” “Outstanding investment opportunity in a high‑visibility location within an affluent market. This 7,745 SF commercial office building features a long‑term dental office tenant occupying 4,000 SF and paying $13,000/month, plus two additional units (1,500 SF and 1,400 SF) offering flexible leasing potential. The property includes approximately 15 parking spaces and excellent frontage. Strategically situated in an RC (Resort Commercial) zoning district, the site benefits from versatile permitted uses including hospitality, restaurants, retail, and other commercial enterprises. This zoning flexibility enhances long‑term value and opens the door for future redevelopment or repositioning opportunities. Investors will appreciate the stable cash flow today with the added upside of diverse allowable uses tomorrow.” Rare opportunity to acquire a well‑positioned commercial office building with stable income and future upside. The property is anchored by a long‑term dental office tenant generating $13,000/month, complemented by two additional units offering flexible leasing potential. With 15 on‑site parking spaces and excellent frontage, the building enjoys strong visibility in a thriving, affluent market. RC zoning provides exceptional versatility, permitting a wide range of commercial uses including hospitality, dining, and retail, making this an attractive investment for both income stability and redevelopment potential.”