359 Queen St Southington, CT 06489
This exceptional 4,000-square-foot freestanding office building presents a unique investment opportunity in Southington, Connecticut. Situated on a generous 3.5-acre lot at a signalized intersection, this single-tenant property boasts high visibility and accessibility. Previously used as a bank, the building features three drive-thru lanes, a significant advantage for businesses requiring convenient customer access. Its strategic location directly across from a Price Chopper shopping center ensures high traffic volume and exposure to a substantial customer base. The property benefits from its proximity to other established businesses, including Panera Bread and T-Mobile, creating a synergistic retail environment. The building is currently vacant, offering immediate occupancy for a new tenant. The property type is classified as retail and office, with a traditional office subtype. There are no elevators in the building. The high daily traffic count on Route 10/Queen Street (ADT 23,500+) further underscores the property's prime location and potential for significant return on investment. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned, versatile commercial property in a thriving Connecticut market. The building's size and features make it suitable for a variety of businesses seeking a high-profile location with excellent visibility and convenient access.
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MSN Banknorth Bank Loan Service
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Webster Bank Bank Loan Service
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