100 Reaville Ave Flemington, NJ 08822
This exceptional 2,000 square foot retail space is located at 100 Reaville Avenue within The Shoppes at Flemington, a vibrant open-air community center. Currently configured as a fitness center, this versatile space offers significant potential for a variety of retail uses. The property benefits from a high-traffic location, situated at the intersection of Route 202 and Route 31, experiencing over 28,000 cars daily. Ample on-site parking ensures convenient access for customers. The Shoppes at Flemington boasts major recent upgrades and is co-anchored by a 22,000 square foot HomeGoods and Ulta Beauty, drawing significant foot traffic to the center. This presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking high visibility and a strong customer base in a thriving Hunterdon County community. The property is a single-tenant space within a larger retail center, offering both independence and the advantages of shared amenities and a bustling atmosphere. Attractive upfront incentives are available to qualified tenants. This is an ideal location for businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in a prime retail location. Inquire today to learn more about this exceptional leasing opportunity.
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Judith “Judy Gold Real Estate Agency
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F45 Training Flemington Gym & Fitness Center
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Jithu Yohannan, Real Estate Real Estate Agency
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Jennifer & Jon Stowe- The Stowe Team NJ Real Estate Agency
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Addicted Chic Clothing & Fashion Store
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