Central Physicians Plaza
Spaces
Office | 11 spaces available | 921 SqFt - 19,796 SqFt
Building description
Central Physicians Plaza offers an exceptional leasing opportunity at 6036 N 19th Ave, Phoenix, AZ, within the vibrant Abrazo Central Campus. This ±80,784 RSF medical office building is an integral part of a 216-bed acute care facility and teaching hospital known for its comprehensive services, including cardiovascular care, orthopedics, breast health, women’s services, radiology, and 24-hour emergency services.
The plaza provides an abundance of physician and patient parking in an attached garage, ensuring convenient access for all visitors. Additionally, it is ideally positioned adjacent to the Valley Metro Light Rail, enhancing connectivity and accessibility for daily commuters. Tenants will benefit from generous improvement allowances, making it possible to customize spaces to specific medical practice needs. Central Physicians Plaza is a prime choice for healthcare professionals seeking a strategic, well-equipped, and accessible location to expand their practices.
Building highlights
Extensive Facility Size: ±80,784 RSF spread across a modern medical office building.
Prime Healthcare Location: Situated on the Abrazo Central Campus, a 216-bed acute care and teaching hospital renowned for its range of services including cardiovascular care, orthopedics, breast health, women’s services, and radiology.
Emergency Services: The campus includes 24-hour emergency services, enhancing the building's appeal to healthcare providers.
Convenient Parking: Offers an abundance of physician and patient parking in an attached garage, ensuring accessibility and convenience.
Public Transport Access: Adjacent to the Valley Metro Light Rail, providing excellent transit options for staff and patients.
Tenant Improvements: Generous tenant improvement allowances available, allowing customization of office spaces to meet specific medical needs.
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