Seven Oaks Business Park

 

Location: Smyrna, Tennessee
Project Scope: New multi-building office complex

Seven Oaks is a professional office complex located just off Interstate 24, two miles north of State Route 840 and two miles south of Sam Ridley Parkway in Smyrna, Tennessee. The Dow Smith team has constructed seven separate buildings from the ground up. The multi-building development includes 2,000-square-feet incremental finished tenant offices, loading docks with 10x10 overhead doors in the rear, and warehouse/condo space throughout the development.

For leasing information, contact John Blankenship of The Parks Group at
jblankenship@theparksgroupcommercial.com or 615-896-4040.

 

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