705 North Cedar St.

705 North Cedar St. sits on a hard corner along Kalkaska's main commercial artery, with easy ingress/egress from multiple points on the lot and excellent monument signage for strong roadside visibility. North Cedar Street carries over 17,000 vehicles per day, keeping the property in front of both local residents and the steady stream of visitors drawn to Kalkaska — known as the "Trout Capital of Michigan" and home to the National Trout Festival — as well as travelers passing through en route to Traverse City, roughly 25 miles west. Nearby draws like the Kalkaska Kaliseum and the Rapid River add to a strong base of year-round recreation and community traffic that supports a wide range of retail and service tenants.705 North Cedar St. sits on a hard corner along Kalkaska's main commercial artery, with easy ingress/egress from multiple points on the lot and excellent monument signage for strong roadside visibility. North Cedar Street carries over 17,000 vehicles per day, keeping the property in front of both local residents and the steady stream of visitors drawn to Kalkaska — known as the "Trout Capital of Michigan" and home to the National Trout Festival — as well as travelers passing through en route to Traverse City, roughly 25 miles west. Nearby draws like the Kalkaska Kaliseum and the Rapid River add to a strong base of year-round recreation and community traffic that supports a wide range of retail and service tenants.