A standalone 24,522± sf office/showroom and warehouse building. There is value for the large parking lot, where work inventory, staged equipment and work trucks could be parked. Opportunity for development/build more warehouse, production, or showroom area. The building and the infrastructure that's already in place and the owner improvements are valuable and would be extremely expensive to replace. There are strong barriers of entry due to low supply of similar property. The site is serviced by City sewer and water. There are 64 parking spaces and street parking available. Zoning would allow the following uses: wholesale and heavy commercial uses and services. Other various uses include: retail sales, business support services, and cultural events. Power: there is heavy power to the building. There are four (4) 800 amp services distributed to the building.
Santa Rosa has traditionally been the region' s center of business since it' s the largest city in the county as well as the largest city between San Francisco and Portland. Presently, Santa Rosa is considering annexing Roseland, which is a 620-acre unincorporated area surrounded by the City of Santa Rosa and four other nearby smaller county pockets. Historically, Santa Rosa has been a center for agriculture, industry, and shipping. Today, the city is a hub for all local industries, including winemaking, healthcare, engineering, biotechnology, financial services, education and tourism. In recent years, it has been a center for innovation of tech start-ups and medical firms. At times, the local start-ups cannot find local space when they outgrow their downtown office space. The city has seen a trend by San Francisco entrepreneurs who buy homes in the area, open satellite offices locally and eventually grow here due to the quality of life and access to fiber optic lines providing the bandwidth needed for technology companies.
