61-12 32Nd Ave, Woodside, NY 11377
This 10,925-square-foot flex space in Woodside, Queens, presents a unique opportunity for commercial or industrial businesses. Located at 61-12 32nd Avenue, this single-story, 1958-built building sits on a 12,500-square-foot lot and features a 14-foot ceiling height, perfect for various configurations. The property includes one loading dock with one dock-high door, and three total parking spaces. The M1-1 zoning allows for a range of commercial and industrial uses, subject to specific regulations. Currently, the space offers a blend of warehouse and office areas, with existing heating, AC units in the office, a sprinkler system, and a boiler. The warehouse area boasts a gas heater, ample storage, and a loading bay suitable for box trucks. Conveniently located 0.5 miles from the E, M, and R subway lines and the Woodside LIRR, and one block from the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, this property also enjoys proximity to the Grand Central Parkway. The surrounding Woodside neighborhood offers a mix of residential, commercial, and retail establishments, including schools, houses of worship, and grocery stores. Furthermore, the property is approximately a 5-minute drive from LaGuardia Airport and an 18-minute drive from John F. Kennedy International Airport. This versatile space is ready for immediate occupancy or customization to suit specific business needs, making it an attractive investment opportunity. The property includes two curb cuts.
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