40-42 Kiscona Rd Mount Kisco, NY 10549
This exceptional 1.5-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving Mount Kisco, New York market. Located at 40-42 Kiscona Road, this property is zoned SC (Service Commercial), offering a wide range of potential uses for businesses seeking a prime location in Westchester County. The single-tenant zoning allows for a focused development strategy, minimizing complexities and maximizing efficiency. The expansive 1.5-acre lot provides ample space for construction or expansion, catering to businesses requiring significant footprint. The property's address is 40-42 Kiscona Rd, Mount Kisco, NY 10549, offering easy access to major transportation routes and a vibrant community. This is a blank canvas for a discerning developer or business owner looking to establish a strong presence in a high-demand area. The property is currently available for lease, presenting an immediate opportunity to secure a strategic location within Westchester County's dynamic commercial landscape. The total building square footage is currently listed as 1 square foot, indicating the land is undeveloped and ready for new construction. This presents a unique opportunity to build a property tailored to specific business needs. The property's location in Mount Kisco offers access to a strong local economy and a diverse customer base. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this exceptional property offers.
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