415-417 Bleecker St New York, NY 10014
This exceptional retail property, located at 415-417 Bleecker Street in New York, NY 10014, offers a unique investment opportunity. The building encompasses a total of 4,830 square feet, currently entirely vacant and available for lease. The property is comprised of four individual suites, providing flexibility for various retail concepts. Each suite offers a unique opportunity, with sizes ranging from a minimum of 970 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 2,200 square feet. This allows for businesses of varying scales to find a suitable space within this vibrant location. The building's prime location on Bleecker Street in New York County places it within a bustling commercial district, offering high foot traffic and excellent visibility. The address provides easy access to public transportation and a diverse range of local amenities, ensuring a strong customer base for any tenant. This is an exceptional chance to secure a prominent retail presence in one of New York City's most desirable neighborhoods. The entire 4,830 square feet is available for lease, presenting a rare opportunity to establish a significant retail presence or to subdivide the space to suit multiple tenants. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about lease terms and availability. This property is ideal for businesses seeking a high-profile location with significant foot traffic and excellent visibility in a thriving New York City neighborhood.
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