65 Broad St Rochester, NY 14614
This exceptional eight-story, Class B office building, located at 65 W Broad St in Rochester, NY's vibrant Four Corners neighborhood, offers a unique opportunity. Built in 1920 and renovated in 2011, the 70,208 square foot building boasts a blend of traditional, executive, and creative office spaces, perfect for a variety of businesses. Currently, 3,100 square feet of space is immediately available for lease in a multi-tenant environment. Situated on a 0.25-acre lot in Monroe County, this property benefits from its prime location, offering easy access to major roadways like I-490, and proximity to popular attractions such as Corn Hill, High Falls, Frontier Field, and the Blue Cross Arena. The building's central location provides convenient access to the city's thriving cultural scene, including theaters and parks, while also offering the convenience of nearby nightlife. This is an excellent opportunity to establish a presence in a revitalizing downtown area with strong potential for growth. The building's classic architecture is complemented by modern updates, creating a desirable and functional workspace. The available space is adaptable to various business needs, making it an attractive option for companies seeking a prominent location in Rochester's dynamic urban core.
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