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TenantBase Description
7140 Oakmont Blvd is a 124,990-square-foot medical facility in Fort Worth, arranged with 133 rooms across five separate wings. The scale and wing organization set it apart from conventional office or clinic buildings and suit operations that need extensive bedroom accommodation with room to separate programs or patient groups.
Arrival is centered on a broad covered drive framed by tall white columns and an open steel canopy. Glass walls run along the adjoining building faces, and the entrance frontage includes manicured lawns, shrubs and mature trees. The arrangement gives patients, families and staff a clear and sheltered place to arrive, enter and orient within a large facility.
The five wings distribute rooms into distinct areas rather than concentrating them along a single corridor. That separation allows different groups to occupy their own sections while remaining part of one connected property, with shorter movement between rooms in each wing and shared access back toward the main entrance.
Listing Agent Description
A 124,990 SF medical facility featuring 133 rooms throughout five separate wings. The property is currently being operated as a 133-bed behavioral residential treatment center (RTC).
- Property can be easily subdivided
- Potential Use: behavioral, nursing school, skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, LTAC, or MOB/office
- Facility lease is active and can be assigned
- Parking can be expanded
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Suites Available
- Suite: 7140 Oakmont Blvd | Floor 1
- Size:62,495 SF
- Monthly Rent:Negotiable
- Offices:
- Suite: 7140 Oakmont Blvd | Floor 2
- Size:62,495 SF
- Monthly Rent:Negotiable
- Offices:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the overall size and layout of the building?
The property is a 124,990-square-foot medical facility with 133 rooms organized across five separate wings.
How do visitors arrive at the building?
A covered drive with tall columns and an open canopy marks the main entrance. Glass exterior walls face the landscaped grounds, with lawns, shrubs and trees around the arrival area.
How does the wing layout work in daily use?
Rooms are grouped within separate wings, so programs or patient groups can occupy distinct areas while sharing the central entrance and grounds.
Listing courtesy of:
- Holt Martin, hmartin@lpc.com, Lincoln Property Company
- Banks Newton, bnewton@lpc.com, Lincoln Property Company