The E Broad Building at 1557 E Broad Street sits along a commercial stretch in Mansfield, Texas, where street visibility and easy arrival matter for small businesses. The single-story stucco building faces its surface lot, with separate glass entrances sheltered by dark awnings and a teal band carrying the street number along the roofline. Visitors step from parked cars to the doors in a few strides, which suits offices and service uses with regular coming and going through the day.
Inside, the building combines open work areas with smaller enclosed rooms. The open areas leave room for shared desks and tables, while the adjoining rooms provide places for private offices, meetings or focused work. Hard-surface flooring and simple wall finishes keep the spaces practical and easy to maintain.
A counter area with cabinets and a double sink supports breaks and day-to-day routines. In another part of the building, a larger open room with a polished floor, track lighting and street-facing glass offers a more display-oriented setting that connects directly to the sidewalk and parking. The mix of compact rooms and open floors lets different tenants keep office, client and support functions close together.
Impeccably positioned at 1557 E Broad St, Mansfield, TX, this property offers an exceptional leasing opportunity. Boasting 3,100 square feet divided into three separate units, this space is well-equipped to meet a variety of business needs. The previous tenants included a hair salon, mortgage company, and podcast studio, showcasing the versatility of the premises. With a prime location and high visibility, this property provides an ideal canvas for businesses to establish or expand their presence in the thriving Mansfield market. Take advantage of this prime leasing opportunity to bring your vision to life in this dynamic business corridor.
Separate glass entrances face the surface lot along E Broad Street, with awnings over the doors. Visitors walk from parked cars to the entrances along the sidewalk in front of the building.
The building combines open work areas with smaller enclosed rooms. The open areas work for shared desks and tables, while the enclosed rooms suit private offices, meetings or focused work.
There is a counter area with cabinets and a double sink for breaks and daily routines, plus a larger open room with a polished floor and track lighting that connects to the street-facing glass.