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2735 Huff DR, Lawrenceville Sold

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This space has been leased and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Lease rate
$6,033/mo
Space size
3,620 sq ft
Available
Mar 5, 2026
Space type
OTHER
Lease term offered
36
Available
Mar 5, 2026
Space size
3,620 sq ft
Listing #
EN-5932
MLS #
10704848

Located at Lawrenceville, 2735 Huff Drive presents a versatile commercial opportunity ideal for contractors and trades seeking a functional workspace. The property features a spacious warehouse with convenient loading ramps for efficient handling of equipment, materials, and inventory. The layout includes two additional rooms suitable for private offices or storage, a half bathroom, and a small kitchenette for added convenience. A large bonus room offers flexibility for use as a conference room, showroom, training space, or collaborative work area. Additional highlights include approximately 500 square feet of separate storage and ample parking for commercial vehicles, making this property well-suited for contractors, carpentry operations, distribution, or material storage. This property can also be leased together with 2719 Huff Drive for expanded space and operational flexibility.

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Listed by UC Premier Properties
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