501 Great Rd North Smithfield, RI 02896
This exceptional 1-story, 1986-built office condo in North Smithfield, RI, presents a fantastic investment opportunity. Located at 501 Great Road, Unit 204, this property boasts a prime location within a thriving professional community, surrounded by doctors, dentists, and other businesses. The unit has recently undergone a complete renovation, featuring fresh paint, new flooring, updated windows, and a young roof. The condo offers a blend of functionality and affordability, with low monthly condo fees. The high-traffic location ensures excellent visibility and accessibility for your business. While the square footage is not specified, this property is ideal for a variety of professional uses, including medical, executive, or general office space, as well as retail storefront opportunities. The property is categorized as Commercial, Traditional Office, Storefront, Medical Office, Executive Office, and Farm, offering versatility for diverse business needs. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, conveniently located office condo at an attractive asking price of $219,000. The property is situated in Providence County, Rhode Island, zip code 02896. The building is one of many in the Branch Village Professional Offices complex.
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Mary Ann Panarello Medical Clinic
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Dr. Jean A. Marcellot, MD Physician
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Stepka Family Dental: Gregory Stepka, D.M.D. Dental Office
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Stepka Family Dental Dental Office
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Dumas Nicole Dental Office
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