1961 Richmond Ter Staten Island, NY 10302
This exceptional 53,000-square-foot industrial property, located at 1961 Richmond Terrace, Staten Island, NY 10302, presents a significant opportunity. The building, constructed and renovated in 2008, boasts a two-story design and sits on a four-acre lot. Currently, 21,500 square feet of flexible space is available for lease, ideal for a variety of uses including warehousing, storage, office space, or a fulfillment center. The property features six parking spaces, three-phase power, and an elevator. Its M-1 zoning allows for diverse industrial applications. The building's location offers convenient access to major transportation arteries, including proximity to the Verrazano, Bayonne, and Goethals Bridges (within a 5-7 minute drive). Situated in an established business district on a private street, this property provides a secure and convenient location. Property taxes are $1.75 per square foot. The cross street is Heberton Avenue. This single-tenant property offers a unique blend of functionality and accessibility, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a strategic location in Staten Island. The property is located in Richmond County, New York.
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