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154 Traffic Way is a two story building currently set up as a medical office on the first floor and private offices on the second floor. Adjacent to the charming East Village of Arroyo Grande and easy access to Hwy 101. This versatile building caters to an owner/user. The VMU zoning designation allows a wide range of uses. Additionally there is an opportunity to convert the entire building into a residence, or convert the upstairs to a residence and leave the lower space commercial; this provides for a live/work opportunity.
Listing agent: Steve Davis DRE #01843738 davis@mccartydavis.com, Listing office: McCarty Davis, Inc.
MLS data updated 10/25/2026, 2:58:09 PM PT
Source: CRMLS, MLS #: SC25005000
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May 8, 2025
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$1,225,000Closed sale · May 8, 2025ZIP 93420 · May 2025
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