Central Avenue Arts Block Rarity

RARE PROPERTY NOW AVAILABLE! Don't blink if you're looking for an excellent restaurant or retail space. 4,000 up to 16,000sf + available. Rendering show dramatic storefront renovation with roll up doors and modern finishes. Masonry concrete block building centrally located on the highly sought after Central Ave corridor of Saint Pete, Florida. A short walk to the 85 acre Tropicana redevelopment, this iconic property acts as the end-cap to the 600 Arts Block. Due to its central location, acting as the walk-able connector between the Downtown Waterfront District and the EDGE District, the 600 Block is the most pedestrian frequented Block off of Beach Drive. This 2 story building has 17,760 square feet and can be dramatically opened up to allow for a multi-level hospitality concept. Being the end-cap to this highly sought after block affords a significant. The building is currently operated as an executive office center and has historically maintained nearly 100% occupancy. The ground floor is mainly office and could be transformed to additional retail space. Ground floor ceilings can be exposed to reveal dramatic 15' + ceiling height. Given the evolving ecosystem in this neighborhood, surrounding amenities and growing artistic vibrancy and culture, there is a clear need for modernized executive office to satiate the demand for innovative tech and co-work space set up similar to what currently exists. The current set up offers substantial room for improvement in both efficiency and modernization. The property benefits from mixed use high density (DC-1 Zoning) and is surrounded by popular attractions, including the historic State Theater Music Venue now the Floridian Social Club (multi-million dollar renovation now completed), the recently opened Doormet, Maple Street Biscuit Company, BurgerFi, The Lure restaurant, and a dense collection of local boutique shops, art galleries and eateries. The neighboring Floridian Social Club has been drastically renovated and will continue to bring in enormous amounts of affluent traffic with a planned 150 shows per year.