$985/mo
Pending1804 W Baker St, Plant City, FL 33563
500 sq ft
Listing courtesy of MCGRATH POPPELL & CO., INC. · MLS# L4964383
64 days on market
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About this property
Under contract-accepting backup offers. Turnkey small office space with reception area and two private offices. Located in a well-maintained building with marquee signage available. Owner pays water, common area maintenance, and common area repairs. Tenant is responsible for electricity, internet, telephone, and liability insurance. A clean, move-in-ready space with flexible configuration options.
Facts
- Property type
- Office
- Year built
- 1959
- Flood zone
- X
- Annual taxes
- $2,377/yr
- Listed
- Aug 18, 2026
- MLS #
- L4964383
Commercial details
Building & site
- Building size
- 500 SF
- Leasable area
- 500 SF
- Lot size
- 0.15 acres (6,440 SF)
- Zoning
- C-1A
- Parking spaces
- 4
- Road frontage
- Business District, Main Throrughfare, State Road
- Buildings
- 1
Lease terms
- Asking rate
- $985/mo
- Rate per SF
- $23.64/SF/yr
- Monthly rent
- $985/mo
- Annual rent (total)
- $11,820/yr
- Lease type
- Gross
- Terms of lease
- Gross Lease
- Lease term
- Twelve Months
- Tenant pays
- Electricity, Internet, Insurance, Pest Control, Telephone
Price & status history
- Listed for $13,800/yr
- Price reduced to $11,820/yrfrom $13,140/yr
- Status changed to Pending
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1804 W Baker St, Plant City, FL 33563
Listing courtesy of MCGRATH POPPELL & CO., INC. · MLS# L4964383 · Pending
Where this property is
Opens on aerial — on this coast the canal, the lot and the neighbours answer more questions than a street grid does.
