Property Description

Rare opportunity to acquire two freestanding grey-shell commercial buildings totaling approximately 13,086 SF on 9.135 acres in Jacksonville's established Southpoint business corridor. Building One contains approximately 5,264 SF with 15 paved parking spaces, while Building Two contains approximately 7,822 SF with 35 paved parking spaces. The substantial land area provides meaningful potential for future expansion, additional buildings, expanded parking, or redevelopment. A purchaser may occupy one or both existing buildings while reserving additional land to accommodate future operational growth. The grey-shell condition allows a purchaser to design and complete the interiors around its specific requirements, potentially reducing the demolition costs and delays associated with removing an existing specialized buildout. The two-building configuration may accommodate a single organization, separate business divisions, multiple occupants, phased occupancy, or a combination of operational and investment uses. Zoned IBP and conveniently located near I-95 and J. Turner Butler Boulevard, the property provides excellent connectivity to downtown Jacksonville, the Southside, Jacksonville's Beaches, surrounding residential communities, and major employment centers. The Southpoint area includes an established concentration of professional offices, healthcare providers, hotels, restaurants, financial institutions, and business services, including nearby Ascension St. Vincent's Southside.Jacksonville's continued population and economic growth, expanding workforce, diversified economy, and Florida's business-friendly environment further strengthen the property's long-term appeal. With 9.135 acres, two existing buildings, 50 paved parking spaces, customizable grey-shell interiors, and meaningful room for future expansion, 6851 Southpoint Parkway offers a distinctive commercial-campus opportunity.Property is offered as-is. All proposed uses, improvements, additional construction, expansion, or redevelopment are subject to applicable zoning, permitting, utility capacity, environmental considerations, and governmental approvals. Some images are digitally enhanced.