241-15 Northern Blvd Queens, NY 11362
This exceptional multi-tenant property, located at 241-15 Northern Boulevard in Queens, New York, 11362, offers a unique investment opportunity. The building features a total of three suites, with 6,246 square feet currently vacant, providing ample space for a variety of medical or traditional office uses. The property is classified as Retail, Office, and specifically as both Medical Office and Traditional Office space, making it highly versatile. Its prime location on Northern Boulevard boasts excellent visibility and accessibility, with 82 feet of frontage. The building provides convenient parking for tenants and visitors with 25 total parking spaces. Situated in Queens County, New York, this property benefits from a strong local economy and a thriving community. The vacant space is delivered in turnkey condition, minimizing upfront costs and allowing for immediate occupancy. This is an ideal opportunity for medical practices, businesses seeking office space, or investors looking for a strong return. The property's multiple suite configuration offers flexibility for various tenant needs and potential for increased rental income. The address is easily accessible and visible from Northern Boulevard, ensuring high traffic and visibility for any business operating from this location. This property presents a rare chance to acquire a well-located, versatile commercial space in a desirable Queens County neighborhood.
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