Big Wheel Mall - Lot #4, Block #2 Miller Heights, NP, Nassau, New Providence

Details:- Nestled in the heart of South West New Providence's thriving "Second City," the Millar's Heights Shopping Plaza offers a prime commercial retail opportunity. Strategically positioned approximately 330 feet west of McKinney Drive on the Southern side of Carmichael Road, this two-story plaza commands attention in a bustling, high traffic zone. Situated on an expansive 18,096 sq. ft. lot, identified as lot #4 Block 2 Millar Heights, the plaza holds tremendous potential for businesses seeking a coveted location in this rapidly developing area.
With a solid construction that has withstood the test of time, the Millar's Heights Shopping Plaza boasts a robust design. Its enduring structure features eight-inch concrete blocks on a poured concrete foundation, resting upon a four-inch poured concrete floor slab. A pitched roof, clad with durable asphalt shingles over wood and rafters, ensures both durability and aesthetic appeal. Inside, the ground level presents five distinct shop spaces, each thoughtfully equipped with its own bathroom. Ascending to the upper level, four additional shop spaces, complete with individual bathrooms, provide ample room for businesses to flourish. A convenient storage room on the second floor offers flexibility and convenience. The plaza's interior showcases a blend of ceramic tile flooring and walls constructed with a combination of four-inch concrete blocks and sheetrock, adding a touch of modernity to the space. The bathrooms are tastefully finished with ceramic tiles, adding an element of sophistication.
Efficient ventilation is achieved through a ductless A/C system, ensuring a comfortable environment for patrons and tenants alike. Whether you're an established business seeking to expand or an ambitious entrepreneur ready to make your mark, the Millar's Heights Shopping Plaza presents an exceptional opportunity in an area poised for growth. Don't miss your chance to become part of the bustling commercial landscape in South West New Providence's "Second City."