2 W Burlington Ave is a mixed use brick building in the heart of downtown Westmont, set along West Burlington Avenue near Cass Avenue and opposite the Westmont Metra station. The location places ground floor shops and services where commuters, neighboring businesses and daily foot traffic meet.
The two story building has a traditional downtown face in tan brick, with rows of upper windows above the shops. At street level, individual storefronts open directly to the sidewalk with broad glass windows and doors, awnings and sign bands above. Each business has its own presence to passersby, with only a short step from the sidewalk into the sales or reception area.
Inside, the ground floor spaces are straightforward retail and service rooms shaped by the storefront. Daylight from the front glass reaches into an open front area suited to display, waiting or customer service, with rear rooms and counter zones for office, storage or preparation. Light walls and wood style flooring give the interiors a clean, neutral backdrop that can suit either a shop or a small service office.
The surrounding blocks hold restaurants, pharmacies, convenience shops and local services within a short walk, along with commuter rail access across the street. For a small retailer or service business, the building offers visibility, walk in entry and a downtown setting where customers can combine a visit with other errands.
Retail Available: 2 recently occupied units available on the ground floor of this mix-use building in the heart of downtown Westmont. Recent insurance office and retail/boutique available now. Short-term leases available with aggressive rents.
Retail Available: 2 recently occupied units available on the ground floor of this mix-use building in the heart of downtown Westmont. Recent insurance office and retail/boutique available now. Short-term leases available with aggressive rents.
The building is a mixed use property with ground floor retail and service space below upper floors, located in downtown Westmont on West Burlington Avenue opposite the Metra station.
Each ground floor space has its own storefront with glass windows and a door opening directly to the sidewalk. Customers enter from the public sidewalk without passing through a common lobby.
The ground floor interiors have an open front area lit by the storefront glass, connected to rear rooms and counter zones for office, storage or preparation. The layout supports a front area for customers with support space behind it.