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48 TALBOT Street Unit# LOWER - $1,800

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48 TALBOT Street Unit# LOWER,Essex - $1,800 - Directions


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Property Specs:

Lease$1,800
CityEssex, Ontario
Address48 TALBOT Street Unit# LOWER
Listing ID26027718
FlooringConcrete, Laminate
TypeIndustrial/Commercial
StatusFor Lease

Extended Features:

Subtype Industrial Features Visual exposure Ownership Freehold Heating / Cooling Electric, Natural gas, Furnace

Details:

Exceptional commercial lease opportunity in the vibrant core of downtown Essex! This approximately 1,300 SF storefront plus additional storage space offers outstanding visibility along high-traffic Talbot Street North, ideally situated near one of Essex’s busiest corners. This prime location provides excellent exposure and is within walking distance of numerous surrounding homes and established neighbourhoods, making it an ideal setting for retail, office, or service-based businesses looking to establish a strong local presence. The open-concept layout is enhanced by expansive front windows that flood the space with natural light while providing excellent street exposure. Ample parking is available along the recently updated streetscape, including convenient on-street parking directly in front of the building, providing easy accessibility for customers and clients. Now offered at just $1,800 per month plus HST! Tenant to assume responsibility for all applicable taxes, utilities, insurance, maintenance, and operating costs. Available for immediate occupancy. All intended uses to be verified by the tenant with the Town of Essex. Credit application and references to accompany all offers to lease. Easy to show—contact listing salesperson to book your private viewing today. (id:4555)

Listing Brokerage: ROYAL LEPAGE BINDER REAL ESTATE

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