100 Ct-37 New Fairfield, CT 06812
This 23,695 square foot, two-story Class B office building in New Fairfield, CT, offers a variety of flexible spaces ideal for various business types. Located at 100 Route 37, this 1.65-acre property boasts 89 parking spaces, a single passenger elevator, and convenient access to Route 37. Built in 1975 and renovated in 2024, the building features 10-foot ceilings and offers multiple suites ranging from 451 to 2,300 contiguous square feet, with 2,300 square feet currently vacant. The property is zoned "C" Commercial and enjoys a prime location near popular businesses such as Starbucks, ShopRite, and the New Fairfield municipal offices. The building's strategic tenant mix ensures ample parking for all occupants and visitors. Large windows provide excellent visibility, particularly beneficial for retail uses. The property offers drive-thru access to nearby Dunkin' Donuts and Savings Bank of Danbury. Potential for expansion exists. The building features both elevator and stairwell access. Electricity is separately metered for each suite. Five-year lease terms are available. This location provides exceptional visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive opportunity for businesses seeking a thriving commercial space in the Great Danbury Area.
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