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Home » Real Estate & Construction » Amon Hills Business Center in Kennewick

Amon Hills Business Center in Kennewick

October 12, 2018
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All that’s left are the finishing touches to complete the Amon Hills Business Center at 9501 W. Clearwater Ave. in Kennewick.

Existing and new patients and customers of Kennewick Dental and Desert Winds Wireless are already visiting them at their new building.

Dentists Craig Barney and Nathan Madder, owners of Kennewick Dental, and Dustin DeCoria, owner of Desert Winds Wireless, formed Amon Hills Properties LLC to build the new building for their respective businesses on the rapidly developing, west end of Clearwater Avenue.

Neighboring businesses include CG Public House, Hillcrest Memorial Center and Basin Feed & Supply.

The almost 11,000-square-foot building sits on 1.5 acres and was co-contracted by Tri-City-based Ira Hickman of APC Construction and Ken and Dana Holle of Urban Street Construction.

It was designed by Terry Thornhill of Thornhill Architects, with additional design services rendered by Ira Hickman and Dana Holle.

Inside and out, the building features a stylish, contemporary aesthetic, which capitalizes on its location at the corner of Clearwater Avenue and Utah Street.

Stacked rock features and pergolas add detail and visual interest to the business center’s exterior, as well as provide shade and privacy for its interior.

The total cost of the project, including land, totaled about $2.7 million. The project was completed on Sept. 19.

Kennewick Dental occupies about 5,000 square feet, featuring nine dental operatories to serve patients. The new clinic features state-of-the-art equipment, including intra-oral, cone beam CT scanners, digital impressioning scanners and dental chairs with patient controls for heat and massage functions.

Desert Winds Wireless, which offers wireless high speed broadband internet access, occupies about 2,000 square feet, which serves as a central office for customer calls and business. The suite contains four office spaces, a conference room and reception area for customers.

Two available tenant suites are available for lease totaling 3,500 square feet. Rent is $24 per square foot.

Prospective tenants can contact Dr. Barney at 509-492-1822 or visit www.kennewickdental.net for more information on leasing.

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