Frankfort Center at 20250 to 20290 South La Grange Road is a 9,259-square-foot neighborhood shopping center in Frankfort, set along the La Grange Road corridor with its storefronts facing broad surface parking. The brick building with arched detailing and glass fronts presents each business clearly to visitors arriving from the lot.
The retail frontage is arranged as a continuous row of glass storefronts with individual entrances from the sidewalk. Visitors step from the lot to the door in a few paces, and the broad windows let each shop present itself to the parking field. A wide walk and landscaped islands keep arrival comfortable and make the center easy to navigate on foot.
At one end, the character shifts to direct drive-in use. A row of tall overhead bay doors opens to a paved service apron, separate from the main customer walk. The work floor inside connects straight to the outside drive, which suits operations that need to move vehicles or bulky goods in and out without passing through the retail walk.
Surface parking wraps the building on more than one side, giving customers and employees close places to park near the doors they use. The lot is open and easy to circulate through, with planting beds softening the edges of the pavement. Together, the welcoming storefront row and the practical service end give the center a straightforward setup for everyday retail and service businesses that depend on convenient arrival.
Brian Properties, Inc. is pleased to present the Frankfort Center for lease. The subject property is a 9,259 square foot Class B neighborhood shopping center. The available space can fit a variety of tenant needs, from automotive retail to restaurants or medical users the available units can be demised to fit specific tenant needs. The shopping center has ample parking and is well-maintained with the potential of a drive-through on its north end cap.
The center has a row of glass storefronts, each with its own entrance from the sidewalk facing the surface lot. The walk from a parked car to the door is short, and the broad windows face the parking field.
One end of the building has tall overhead bay doors opening to a paved service apron. That portion connects directly between the interior work floor and the outside drive, separate from the main retail walk.
Surface parking wraps the building on more than one side. Customers and employees can park near the entrance or service area they are using and circulate through the lot without a long walk.