1747 Dr M.l.k. Jr Blvd The Bronx, NY 10453
This exceptional retail space, formerly occupied by H&R Block, is ideally situated at 1747 Dr. M.L.K. Jr. Blvd in the Bronx, New York, 10453. The property boasts a convenient location just south of East Tremont Avenue, offering excellent visibility and accessibility. Classified as a single-story building with a C1-4 zoning designation, this property presents a versatile opportunity for various retail or medical uses. The building's address is easily identifiable and benefits from its proximity to a high-traffic area, adjacent to a McDonald's restaurant, ensuring consistent foot traffic and brand recognition. The property is categorized as retail, with a secondary classification of retail and medical, suggesting adaptability to a range of businesses. The single-tenancy structure provides a streamlined operational environment. This location in Bronx County offers a strong potential for business growth within a vibrant community. The property's address is easily accessible via University Avenue and East Tremont Avenue, providing convenient access for customers and employees. The single-story design offers ease of access and efficient use of space. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a well-positioned retail space in a high-demand area of The Bronx. The C1-4 zoning provides flexibility for a variety of commercial uses. Interested parties are encouraged to explore the potential of this prime retail location.
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