2273 Nj-33 Hamilton Township, NJ 08690
This exceptional 4,032 square foot medical office building is available for purchase at $835,000. Located at 2273 NJ-33 in Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey (zip code 08690), this single-story, Class B building offers a highly efficient floor plan ideal for a variety of medical practices. Built in 1994, the property features one unit in a single building, offering fee simple ownership. The asking price translates to $207.09 per square foot. Currently configured as attorney offices, this end unit within the Golden Crest Corporate Center enjoys a convenient location on the border of Hamilton and Robbinsville Townships. The property's single-story design and efficient layout provide ample space for a variety of medical uses, making it an attractive investment opportunity. The address is easily accessible from NJ-33, offering excellent visibility and convenient access for patients and staff. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, single-unit medical office building in a desirable location. The property's strategic location and functional design make it an ideal investment for medical professionals seeking a prime location to establish or expand their practice. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
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