LAKE NONA TOWN CENTER II - 13485 Veterans Way, Orlando, FL 32827

Lake Nona Town Center II is a 155,000 SF, six-story, Class-A multi-tenant office building, with upgraded finishes throughout. New construction, completed in December 2018 overlooks a beautifully landscaped plaza with outdoor seating, numerous restaurants nearby including Chroma, Park Pizza, and Boxi Park. Tenants and their visitors enjoy parking in a multi-level garage with complimentary Electric Vehicle charging stations. Located in the heart of Lake Nona Medical City, at the entrance to Lake Nona Town Center, the building is adjacent to a 204-room, Residence Inn & Courtyard by Marriott and in walking distance to the Lake Nona Wave Hotel & Conference Center, state-of-the-art Lake Nona Performance Club, restaurants, and retail of Town Center. The location provides easy access to SR 417, SR 528, Florida' s Turnpike and quick access to Orlando Int'l Airport. There are multiple housing options nearby, some in walking distance to the office buildings. Move Nona, the region’s first autonomous shuttles, provide Lake Nona residents, employees, and visitors with efficient and inter-connected ways to get around. Part of Lake Nona’s robust mobility infrastructure, Greenlink Park will connect a dense mixed-use environment with Lake Nona Town Center, displacing a conventional automobile street. Features of Greenlink include dedicated micro-mobility lanes, autonomous vehicle lanes, and pedestrian paths organized around a waterway.

Lake Nona is a 17-square mile community designed and built from scratch and anchored by clusters of excellence in wellbeing, sports and performance, education and technology. Thoughtfully designed with a long-term vision, this fast-growing, neo-urban environment is inspiring institutions, businesses and people to thrive. Lake Nona provides a unique commercial climate where businesses make a lasting impact. Tavistock provides best-in-class infrastructure and facilities to corporate partners, delivering a better shell that enables the occupier to be more productive.