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TenantBase Description
Oakfield Center at 105-213 E. Lake Street is a two-building neighborhood retail center on Lake Street, also known as Route 20, in Bartlett. The single-story brick buildings face shared surface parking, with a continuous row of glass storefronts and individual entrances that keep the walk from car to door short.
A freestanding sign near the road marks the center for passing drivers, and parking sits directly in front of the shops. The site is reached from Lake Street, with an outlet toward Oak Street that helps drivers enter and leave the plaza. The arrangement suits shops and services that depend on visibility and quick stops through the day.
Behind the storefront glass are straightforward open retail rooms on one level, with clear floor area for counters, displays and service seating. Each business presents itself directly to the lot, and customers can go straight to the door they came to visit.
Listing Agent Description
This retail center has a strong variety of national and local retail tenants, including Goodyear, 7-Eleven, Dairy Queen, El Faro Restaurant, a dentist, and cleaners. Easy access out to Oak Street with a signal. Two buildings comprise this plaza with space available next to Dairy Queen. Ideal location for sub shop, financial services, and other convenience retail uses.
Traffic Counts (CoStar 2015): 37,600 VPD There are 3 spaces available with one of the spaces partially remodeled for a carry out restaurant with a hood & coolers in place. The other spaces are wide open ready for your colors and flooring to be added.
- Multi-Tenant Retail Center in Two Buildings
- Anchored by Goodyear Tire, Dairy Queen, and 7-Eleven
- Located on Busy Lake Street (Route 20)
- Strong Population and Traffic Counts
Suites Available
- Suite: 131
- Size:1,550 SF
- Monthly Rent:$1,292 + Expenses
- Offices:
- Suite: 203
- Size:1,200 SF
- Monthly Rent:$1,000 + Expenses
- Offices:
- Suite: 185
- Size:1,180 SF
- Monthly Rent:$983 + Expenses
- Offices:
Location
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Oakfield Center laid out?
The center has two single-story buildings arranged around shared surface parking. Each shop has its own glass storefront and entrance from the sidewalk in front.
How do customers reach the shops?
Drivers arrive from Lake Street, also known as Route 20, with an additional outlet toward Oak Street. Parking is located directly in front of the storefronts.
Listing courtesy of Brian Haney, brian.haney@svn.com, SVN Landmark Commercial Real Estate