1 The Grn St Woodstock, VT 05091
This exceptional 3,395 square foot commercial property, situated at 1 The Green Street in the heart of Woodstock, Vermont, presents a unique investment opportunity. Ideally located on the corner of Elm and Central Street (Routes 4 & 12), this highly visible building enjoys unparalleled accessibility and proximity to all Woodstock Village amenities. Originally the White Cupboard Inn, this historic structure underwent a significant renovation by Laurence Rockefeller, transforming it into versatile retail and office space. The building's strategic location on two busy streets ensures high visibility and foot traffic. Its design incorporates three separate entrances, offering considerable flexibility for multiple tenants or a single large occupant. The property is available for lease as a whole or can be subdivided into several smaller units, each with its own lease terms and rental price. A significant advantage is the inclusion of heat in the rental cost, reducing operational expenses for tenants. This presents a rare chance to secure a prominent commercial space in a thriving Vermont village, rich in history and brimming with local charm. Interested parties are encouraged to inquire about available lease options and pricing details.
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