A 1,455 SF fourth-floor medical office suite in Vaughan, Ontario, with reception, a kitchen, a boardroom, three private offices, one large open area, and a balcony. A sink can be installed in every room. For lease; rate on request.
A 1,455 square foot fourth-floor suite for a practice that wants a complete, self-contained clinic without paying for square footage it will not use. Reception, three private offices, a boardroom, one large open area, a kitchen, and a private balcony, all already in place.
Reception, kitchen, boardroom, three private offices, one large open area, and a balcony. At this size the plan is close to the natural shape of a small clinic: an intake and waiting zone in the open area, three enclosed rooms for care, and a boardroom that doubles as a consult or case-conference room.
The building supports a sink in each room. That is what separates a suite a clinician can actually use from one that merely looks the part, and it is what usually decides whether a small practice can afford an office conversion at all.
Larger suites are available in the same building, and the landlord can rearrange existing tenants to open contiguous space. A practice that starts here at 1,455 square feet is not boxed in by that decision.
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