5223 N El Dorado Street presents recently renovated, large commercial, medical, and professional office space available for immediate move-in. The building is currently configured for a veterinary or medical practice and is also suitable for dental, vision/optometry, physical therapy, chiropractic, pediatrics, urgent care, specialty clinics, or general professional offices.
This standalone facility features eight exam rooms, four private offices, and two large reception areas with a lobby, offering excellent flexibility for multi-provider practices or office users. Monument signage approval is available, pending submission of the business name to the City.
The well-maintained property has undergone recent renovations, completed in 2025, and features a full floor-to-ceiling facelift. Upgrades include all new energy-efficient light fixtures, two new HVAC units, modern flooring, and fresh interior and exterior paint. Tenants appreciate the ample on-site parking and convenient access from a main thoroughfare.
Situated at a bustling intersection of W March Land and N El Dorado Street, this property boasts exceptional visibility and accessibility, with an impressive 93,791 vehicles passing by daily. It is conveniently located next to prominent shopping centers, including Weberstown Mall and Sherwood Place, which are home to major retailers such as Barnes & Noble, Old Navy, Dick's Sporting Goods, and Sky Zone.
This turnkey medical property is ideally situated near Stockton's bustling medical corridor, which includes prominent facilities such as Dignity Health Medical Group, St. Joseph's Medical Center, Kaiser Permanente, and Stockton Regional Rehabilitation Hospital. Additionally, its proximity to the University of the Pacific enhances its appeal for businesses in the medical and educational sectors.
With its modern upgrades, strategic location, and flexible layout, this state-of-the-art building offers an exceptional opportunity for medical and professional users seeking immediate, high-visibility occupancy in Stockton.
