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TenantBase Description
3566 S. Halsted Street is a free-standing single-story brick retail and flex building on a corner in Chicago's Bridgeport neighborhood. Set where Halsted Street meets the 36th Street side of the property, the building stands apart from its neighbors and presents two faces to the street, one for customers and one for service and loading.
Inside, the building is a single open and column-free work floor. High ceilings of about 12.5 feet and exposed wood joists give the room volume and warmth, while brick and concrete block walls and a concrete floor give it a practical workshop character. The clear span keeps the full width of the building usable, so display, production, storage and work tables can be arranged around the needs of the business rather than around posts and partitions.
The main work floor connects directly to loading along 36th Street. Three overhead garage doors line the brick side wall, each with a personnel door nearby, allowing vehicles to pull close and move goods straight inside. The building has 200-amp three-phase electrical service and a triple catch basin as installed physical features, which suit hands-on and light production uses that need more utility support than a standard storefront.
The Halsted side of the property meets the sidewalk in a more welcoming way. A glass storefront opens onto a paved outdoor area edged with lawn and seasonal plantings, creating room for tables, waiting customers or a break outside during the day. An additional open strip of land runs beside the building along the sidewalk, giving the corner extra light and breathing room and keeping the low brick building visible from the street.
The setting is a mixed commercial and residential part of Bridgeport, with shops, restaurants and neighborhood services along Halsted Street. Donovan Park and the Ramova Theatre are nearby, bringing steady foot and vehicle activity to the surrounding blocks while the building itself offers the control and identity of a free-standing corner property.
Listing Agent Description
SVN Chicago Commercial is pleased to introduce a prime leasing opportunity at 3566 S. Halsted! This single-story, column-free Retail / Flex building is approximately 2,262 SF. The property occupies a coveted corner location, with the potential for outdoor patio space or expansion to 3,900 SF. Boasting high ceilings (12.5’), the building has a new roof and tuckpointing, and soon-to-be-new HVAC and bathrooms. This flexible space also features three garage doors on 36th Street, 200-Amp, 3-Phase power, and a triple catch basin. Positioned in the vibrant Bridgeport neighborhood, this property is near the soon-to-be expanded Donovan Park and the recently remodeled Ramova Theatre (1,800 capacity). Zoned B1-1. Contact the Listing Broker for additional information.
- ±2,262 SF Free-Standing RETAIL / FLEX Building
- Single-Story, Column-Free, Corner Property
- Additional Land for Patio or Expansion to 3,900 SF
- Three (3) Garage Doors on 36th Street
- High Ceilings (12.5’)
- Building has New Roof and Tuckpointing, Will Have New HVAC, Bathrooms, Slab
- 200-Amp, 3-Phase, Triple Catch Basin
- Bridgeport Neighborhood
- Steps From the Soon to be Expanded Donovan Park and the Remodeled Ramova Theatre (1,800 seats)
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Suite Available
- Suite: 3566
- Size:2,262 SF
- Monthly Rent:$9,048,000 + Expenses
- Offices:
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the interior layout like?
The interior is one open column-free floor with high ceilings, exposed wood joists, brick and block walls and a concrete floor. The clear layout can accommodate retail display, workshop activity and storage in the same room.
How does vehicle access and loading work?
Three overhead garage doors face 36th Street, with personnel doors nearby. Goods and equipment can move directly between vehicles and the main work floor without passing through the storefront.
Is there outdoor space at the property?
A paved area in front of the glass storefront is edged with lawn and plantings and offers room for outdoor seating or customer waiting. An open grassy strip also runs beside the building along the sidewalk.
Listing courtesy of Adam Napp, CCIM, adam.napp@svn.com, SVN | Chicago Commercial