Fully built out retail space for lease: Commercial building in immaculate condition built out for retail use. The 3 level building (2 levels plus basement with high ceilings) in the center of Georgetown is surrounded by some of the neighborhood's top restaurants, with heavy foot and vehicle traffic at its front door, priced well below many of Georgetown's retail opportunities. Apple, Martin's Tavern, Compass Coffee and &Pizza are immediate neighbors that help draw thousands of tourists and locals per day. Georgetown is well known for its brand-building retail, where High Street retailers abound on Georgetown's historic streets.
The retail space was recently renovated and features high ceilings, an attractively built interior designed to sell high-end products, requiring very little modification to convert to any traditional type of retail space. The floor plan is open from front to back, situated at a signalized intersection, with excellent opportunities for exterior signage and branding.
Washington D.C. retail space for lease
Georgetown
Washington, DC
Georgetown is a nationally known retail destination, famed for its cobbled streets, trolley tracks, brick sidewalks, and some of the oldest architecture in Washington DC. Many national brands choose Georgetown due to its elevated profile and must-visit status for every tourist visiting the nation's capitol. And while the historic neighborhood boasts some of the highest retail rents in the city, exceptional opportunities exist in smaller sites where local boutiques and national brands mix for some of the most eclectic shopping in Washington DC.
Neighborhood
Georgetown Retail
Washington, DC
3300 s.f.
$12,000 per month, nnn
Newly Renovated, move-in ready
Street Retail
Zoning: MU-5A
Year Built: 1892
Property Tax: $20,450 annually
Ken Johnson
City Grid Real Estate
ken @ RetailDC.com
2O2-309-0935
City Grid Real Estate is a full service commercial real estate brokerage and property marketing firm, specializing in the sale and leasing of commercial real estate transactions in the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia.