Orange County Register

We cover so much residential real estate, I thought it would be nice to start featuring some commercial real estate in our south coast cities.

This week’s commercial real estate feature is in the village area of Laguna Beach on Ocean Avenue.

The two-story building rents out the upstairs and downstairs separately, but they can also be a combined lease.

Upstairs details:

• $3,250/month
  
• 1,300-square-feet
• 3 offices and a conference room (which could be converted to a 4th office)
• Carpeted floors
• Open air ceiling
• Private restroom
• Balcony off the front and back

Downstairs details:

• $3,850/month
• 1,250-square-feet
• Retail show room
• Private restroom
• Side door access to side of building

Other perks? This space is smack in the middle of Laguna Village and walking distance to great restaurants and the beach.

Andy Gregg, who you can contact for more information at 949-636-7591, says that he is motivated and willing to be flexible with price for both spaces.

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