219 2Nd St Troy, NY 12180
This exceptional mixed-use property, located at 219 2nd Street, Unit 219-221 in the vibrant city of Troy, New York, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Situated on a sizable 0.17-acre lot, this building offers significant potential for a variety of uses, catering to both commercial and residential needs. The property's address places it within easy reach of Troy's bustling downtown area, providing convenient access to a diverse range of amenities, businesses, and transportation options. The exact square footage is currently unavailable, however, the substantial lot size and prime location suggest ample space for development or expansion. The asking price of $864,900 reflects the property's considerable potential for return on investment. This is an ideal opportunity for savvy investors seeking a foothold in a thriving upstate New York market. The property's mixed-use zoning allows for flexibility in its future development, making it an attractive proposition for entrepreneurs and developers alike. Further due diligence is encouraged to fully assess the property's potential and to determine its suitability for specific business plans. Serious inquiries are welcome. Don't miss this chance to acquire a valuable asset in a rapidly growing urban center. The property's location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive proposition for a wide range of businesses. The 0.17-acre lot provides ample space for potential expansion or redevelopment, adding to its long-term value.
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