209 Nassau Street South

Corner of S Nassau Street4 Unit Freestanding Office/Retail Building on the Island of Venice in the heart of Downtown Venice. Located just South of Burgundy Square at the corner of Nassau Street South and Miami Avenue West. Immerse your business in the unique and picturesque setting of historic downtown Venice. The area is renowned for its Mediterranean Revival architecture, creating a distinctive and inviting atmosphere that can impress clients and provide an inspiring work environment for your team. Benefit from a central and easily accessible location. Historic downtown Venice is well-connected, making it convenient for clients, employees, and collaborators to reach your office. Proximity to major transportation hubs and thoroughfares enhances connectivity. Tap into the cultural richness of the area. The historic district is often a hub for community events, art festivals, and cultural activities. This not only provides opportunities for networking but also adds a vibrant dimension to your work environment. Leverage the close-knit business community. Being part of a historic downtown area often means having opportunities for local business networking. Engaging with neighboring businesses can lead to collaborations, partnerships, and a supportive business ecosystem. Perfect for any owner user or investor.Turn key second generation office space. 3 Private offices + Conference Room, 2 bathrooms and storage unit. Immerse your business in the unique and picturesque setting of historic downtown Venice. The area is renowned for its Mediterranean Revival architecture, creating a distinctive and inviting atmosphere that can impress clients and provide an inspiring work environment for your team. Benefit from a central and easily accessible location. Historic downtown Venice is well-connected, making it convenient for clients, employees, and collaborators to reach your office. Proximity to major transportation hubs and thoroughfares enhances connectivity. Tap into the cultural richness of the area. The historic district is often a hub for community events, art festivals, and cultural activities. This not only provides opportunities for networking but also adds a vibrant dimension to your work environment. Leverage the close-knit business community. Being part of a historic downtown area often means having opportunities for local business networking. Engaging with neighboring businesses can lead to collaborations, partnerships, and a supportive business ecosystem.