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Eight | Forty | One Eight | Forty | One The Opportunity A SOLID MARK Make the move now to solidify your firm’s mark in The River City of Florida. Formerly referred to as the Aetna Building, the celebrity of this property comes not from the name, but from the prominent location along St. Johns River and the abundant conveniences in and around the grounds of Southbank’s Eight Forty One. Twenty story, Class A Office tower in the heart Up to 89,018 s.f. contiguous available for lease of the Southbank submarket 14,000 - 52,000 s.f. floor plates in the tower Competitive 5.00/1,000 s.f. parking ratio Potential opportunity for building signage Large open floor plates Full fitness center, expansive meeting and Plug and play furniture available event space, and a remarkable selection of conveniences 24/7 building security Expansive on-site cafe On-site property management Close proximity to I-95 and I-10 Eight | Forty | One The Perks QUALITY AND QUANTITY The perks of Eight Forty One begin with a wealth of amenities and conveniences on site. Parking is uniquely in abundance with 5 spaces per 1,000 square feet. Once inside, guests and staff can comfortably enjoy a variety of dining options, refreshingly vibrant fitness facilities, established meeting and banquet capacities, and a serene outdoor setting along the river. Garage Construction in progress Existing Garage A/B Lot AN ABUNDANCE OF PARKING MEETING & BANQUET FACILITIES SUNDRY SHOP Includes audio-visual equipment FITNESS CENTER Accommodations for up to 400 attendees Startrac/Elite Pro cardiovascular equipment – treadmills, elliptical, stair steppers, upright and RESTAURANT recumbent cycles Light to made-to-order breakfast Cybex Eagle full body circuit Full lunch including made to order salads, Free weight section sandwiches, grill, hot-line, and soup Mens and womens locker rooms complete with Daily pastry selections, and specialty cakes shower and dressing areas Full service catering Personal training provided by fully licensed and Gourmet Coffee & Pastry Kiosk certified trainers Light breakfast, Lunch, Snacks INSIDE ATM SMOOTHIE SHOP Eight | Forty | One LOCATION Office of the State Attorney Title Duval County Courthouse Sweet Pete’s Florida Theater Cowford Chophouse Prime Osborn Convention Center Hooters Fresh Market, Burger Fi The Brooklyn Riverside Friendship Fountain Burrito Gallery, Zoe’s Kitchen ACOSTA BRIDGETimes Union Performing Arts Ruth’s Chris 220 Riverside River City Brewing Eight | Forty | One Hobnob Wine Cellar YMCA Wolfson Children’s Hospital FULLER WARREN BRIDGE Bistro AIX Baptist Medical Nemours European St IN THE HEART OF THE SOUTHBANK SUBMARKET Restaurant/Retail Multifamily Points of interest Jacksonville Arena EverBank Stadium Baseball Grounds Intuition Ale Works Ruth’s Chris Broadstone River House The District bb’s restaurant and bar The Bearded Pig Wine Cellar Sidecar Panera Bread Aardwolf East San Marco European St Indochine, Taverna, Grape & Grain Matthew’s Eight | Forty | One ACCESSIBILITY GETTING AROUND Skyway Routes First Coast Flyer 5-to-3 Lane Reduction (Road Diet) Bike path/pedestrian walkway Water taxi maps4news.com/©HERE Eight | Forty | One AVAILABILITY Title 35,202 s.f. 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THIRD FLOOR 308 workstations Plug and play furniture available 15,433 s.f. NINTH FLOOR Suite 900 Riverviews available Eight | Forty | One Eight | Forty | One Prudential Drive Jacksonville Leasing by Michael Loftin Jesse Shimp Executive Vice President Senior Vice President +1 904 559 3911 +1 904 559 3910 [email protected] [email protected] © 2017 Jones Lang LaSalle IP, Inc. All rights reserved. All information contained herein is from sources deemed reliable; however, no representation or warranty is made to the accuracy thereof..
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