2,400± SQFT Flex Space For Lease

Property Description

Flexible, well-located space designed to support your business. This Port Richey flex property offers a practical mix of office and warehouse space; zoned General Commercial (C-3), accommodating a wide range of business uses. The building features two 10-foot bay doors at the front for convenient loading and access. Ideal for contractors, service businesses, storage-based operations, and light assembly or distribution, the adaptable layout allows your business to operate efficiently and grow over time, with easy access to major Pasco County roadways.

Location Description
8132 Cormel Street is located within an established industrial and commercial area of Port Richey, offering a practical setting for warehouse, flex, or service-oriented users. The property benefits from convenient access to major north–south and east–west corridors, including U.S. Highway 19 and State Road 52, allowing for efficient connectivity throughout Pasco County and the greater Tampa Bay region.

The surrounding area features a strong mix of industrial, automotive, contractor, and small business users, creating a functional business environment with steady activity. Proximity to residential neighborhoods supports workforce accessibility, while nearby commercial services provide everyday conveniences.

With its central Pasco County location and easy access to regional transportation routes, 8132 Cormel Street is well positioned for businesses seeking an efficient, accessible, and well-established industrial location.

Highlights

• Flexible office and warehouse configuration
• Located in Port Richey, with convenient access to major Pasco County roadways
• General Commercial (C-3) zoning, allowing a wide range of business uses
• Two 10-foot bay doors at the front for efficient loading and access
• Well suited for: Contractors, Service-based businesses, Storage-focused operations, Light assembly or distribution users
• Adaptable layout designed to support efficient operations and future growth