A 2,000 SF second-floor medical office suite in Vaughan, Ontario, with reception, three private offices, a boardroom, a dedicated storage room, one open area, a kitchen, and a balcony. A sink can be installed in every room. For lease; rate on request.
A 2,000 square foot second-floor suite that lands where a lot of clinical requirements land: large enough for a small group practice, small enough to stay efficient. Reception at the front, three private offices, a boardroom, one open area, and a storage room, with a kitchen and a private balcony.
Reception, three private offices, one boardroom, one large open area, a dedicated storage room, a kitchen, and a balcony. The storage room is the detail worth calling out. Purpose-built storage is routinely missing from converted office space, and practices end up losing a treatment room to supplies, records, or clean utility.
The building supports a sink in each room. Those three private offices convert to exam or treatment rooms without the plumbing fight that usually decides whether a generic office suite can carry a clinical use at all.
The landlord can rearrange existing tenants in the building, so a practice that starts at 2,000 square feet has a path to more space without a move. Just under 7,000 square feet is currently vacant across three suites, and contiguous blocks can be assembled.
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