136 Old Post Rd Fairfield, CT 06890
This exceptional office property, formerly the corporate headquarters of Strum and Ruger, presents a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Historic Southport, Connecticut. Located at 136 Old Post Road, Fairfield, CT 06890, this two-story building boasts excellent street frontage, offering high visibility and accessibility. The property is classified as Office, Special Purpose, and encompasses a variety of office suite options suitable for various needs. Currently, there is at least one available space ranging from 30 to 40 square feet. The building's versatile design accommodates multiple tenants, making it ideal for a range of businesses, including executive offices, medical practices, or traditional office setups. Its prime location in Southport offers a prestigious address and easy access to local amenities and transportation. The building's well-appointed interior reflects its history as a corporate headquarters, promising a professional and comfortable work environment. This is a rare chance to acquire a piece of Southport's history and establish a thriving business in a highly desirable location. The property's strategic positioning on Old Post Road ensures high visibility and accessibility for clients and employees alike. This offering presents a compelling opportunity for businesses seeking a sophisticated and convenient workspace in a vibrant Connecticut community. Inquire today to learn more about this exceptional property and its available spaces.
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