303 59Th St, New York, NY 10022
This exceptional 2,200 square foot retail space is ideally situated at 303 E 56th Street in New York City's vibrant Midtown East neighborhood, within the boundaries of East 14th Street and East 59th Street. The property is categorized as both retail and restaurant-suitable, offering a versatile opportunity for a wide range of businesses. Currently entirely vacant, this single-tenant space presents a blank canvas for a discerning tenant to create their ideal commercial environment. Located in New York County, the property boasts a highly desirable address in a densely populated area with significant foot traffic and excellent visibility. The entire 2,200 square feet is available for lease, providing ample space for a variety of retail or restaurant concepts. This presents a unique chance to establish a presence in a prime Manhattan location. The property's address is 300 E 56th St, New York, NY 10022. Its geographic coordinates are latitude 40.7586163 and longitude -73.9652567. The property is classified as commercial, offering a single tenancy arrangement. This turnkey space is ready for immediate occupancy, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a quick and efficient entry into the bustling New York City market. The property's size and location make it an ideal investment for a business seeking high visibility and accessibility.
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