8 Denison Pkwy Corning, NY 14830
This exceptional 5,168-6,118 square foot medical office building, located at 8 Denison Pkwy E, Corning, NY 14830, presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously configured as a family medical suite, this property offers a turnkey solution for immediate occupancy. The building features multiple suites, allowing for flexibility in tenant configuration. The total building size is 5,168 square feet, with a maximum contiguous space of 6,118 square feet. The property includes an elevator for convenient access. Situated near the intersection of Denison Parkway East and Pine Street in Steuben County, this location offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The property's APN is 318.09-02-036. This is an ideal space for medical professionals seeking a well-established and readily available office environment. The property is available immediately, making it an attractive option for those seeking a quick and efficient transition. Multiple other medical and professional office suites and configurations are also available within the building, providing further opportunities for expansion or collaboration. This prime location in Corning, New York offers a thriving market for medical services.
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Welch, Donlon & Czarples PLLC Law Firm
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Kenney Shelton Liptak Nowak Law Firm
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Zink Law Office Law Firm
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Southern Tier Central Regional Local Government Office Real Estate
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Stephanie A. Sloan-Kapral, PSYD Physician Medical Clinic
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