2 E Rand Road is a freestanding retail building at the corner of East Rand Road and East Kensington Road in Mount Prospect, across from the Randhurst Village shopping district. Built in 2015, the single-story building suits a retailer looking for street presence and simple customer access in an established shopping corridor.
The brick building presents a long glass front to the street and parking area, with brick piers, red awnings and a raised signage band above the storefront. Glass doors at the center open directly from the sidewalk, so customers move from parked cars to the sales floor in a few steps. Surface parking wraps the front and side of the building, with landscaped islands, young trees and lawn along the edges. A freestanding pylon sign structure stands near the corner sidewalk, marking the location to passing drivers.
Inside, the main floor is a broad open room with widely spaced columns, carpeted flooring and a gridded ceiling with overhead lighting. Tall storefront windows line the front wall and bring natural light deep into the space, and a glass-enclosed vestibule creates a clear transition at the entrance.
Access is available from both East Rand Road and East Kensington Road, which helps separate entering and exiting traffic during busy times.
For Sale ($1,990,000) or Lease ($28 psf. NNN) free-standing building with parking available at the intersection of East Rand Rd. and East Kensington Rd. in Mount Prospect. Located across from Randhurst Village with multiple national, regional and local co-tenants within the immediate area. Former Mattress Firm built in 2015. Densely populated area with heavy vehicular traffic and excellent visibility. Area tenants include Chipolte, Starbuck’s, O’Reilly Auto Parts, Bank of America, The Home Depot, Costco Wholesale, Jewel-Osco, PNC Bank, AMC Randhurst 12, Discount Tire, Holiday Inn, T.J. Maxx, Outback Steakhouse, T-Mobile, Bed Bath & Beyond, Chik-fil-A, McDonald’s, Jiffy Lube, Fed Ex Office Print & Ship Center, Old Navy, Naf Naf Grill, Orange Theory Fitness, Panera Bread, AT&T Store and more.
Yes. It is a single-story, freestanding retail building with its own surface parking, storefront and pylon sign structure at the corner.
Drivers can approach from either East Rand Road or East Kensington Road. Parking sits directly in front of and beside the building, with a sidewalk leading to the centered glass entry.
The main floor is a broad open retail room with widely spaced columns and overhead lighting. Tall storefront windows bring natural light into the space, and a glass vestibule marks the entrance.