The Mountain Medical Arts Building, located at 5323 S Woodrow Street, offers an opportunity to lease highly functional medical office space in a thriving healthcare environment. Three suites are available and may be leased separately or concurrently to accommodate tenant demands, totaling up to 14,343 square feet. This 35,513-square-foot medical office building is strategically positioned in a highly visible and accessible location in South Salt Lake City, offering strong exposure and convenient access for patients, staff, and visitors.
The available spaces include suite 204 with 2,289 square feet, suite 203-205 with 3,388 square feet, and suite 200 AB with 8,666 square feet, providing flexibility for medical users. Each suite has a thoughtful build-out with exam rooms, private offices, and administrative areas. Proximity to Intermountain Health further enhances the appeal for healthcare providers seeking space near major medical facilities. The Mountain Medical Arts Building offers a professional atmosphere, supported by an established network of medical and professional tenants, making it an ideal setting for healthcare practices.
Ideally situated off 5300 South, the building offers quick access to Interstate 15 and major roadways, as well as nearby public transit options, ensuring seamless regional connectivity throughout the Salt Lake City metro area. The property is surrounded by a dense concentration of major national retailers and service providers, including Costco, Chick-fil-A, Jersey Mike’s, and Noodles & Co., creating a dynamic commercial corridor that supports daily traffic and business activity.
The Mountain Medical Arts Building features modern amenities, ample on-site parking, and convenient building access, all of which contribute to a positive experience for tenants and visitors alike. With its flexible suite sizes, existing medical build-outs, strong surrounding tenancy, and exceptional freeway access, 5323 S Woodrow Street represents a compelling opportunity for tenants seeking high-quality medical space.
Travis Yates
Colliers