130 Ny-59 Suffern, NY 10901
This newly constructed (2024) Airmont, NY industrial park offers 34,300 square feet of flexible space across four buildings and nine suites. The property, situated on 3.6 acres at 130 NY-59, features a variety of configurations to suit diverse business needs, including flex, medical office, traditional office, executive office, and coworking spaces. Units range from 2,400 to 8,600 contiguous square feet, with ceiling heights varying from 10 to 32 feet depending on the building. Building A is a two-story structure with a first-floor warehouse (5,590 sq ft, 18-foot ceilings) and a second-floor office/medical space (5,590 sq ft). Building B comprises four one-story units (two at 2,469 sq ft, one at 3,439 sq ft, and one at 3,443 sq ft), with ceilings up to 34 feet. Building C offers 2,400 sq ft of warehouse space with 20-foot ceilings, while Building D provides two 4,300 sq ft warehouse units with 32-foot ceilings. All spaces are delivered as shell space, allowing for tenant customization. The property includes eight drive-ins, one elevator (in Building A only), and is zoned LO. Annual property taxes are $5 per square foot. Energy-efficient systems, including LED lighting and HVAC, are installed throughout. Flexible lease terms are available. This prime location in Airmont, NY (zip code 10901) offers easy access to major transportation routes.
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