19 Kensington Ln Rocky Hill, CT 06067
This exceptional 4,389 square foot executive office suite is situated in a single-story, Class B building at 19 Kensington Lane, Rocky Hill, Connecticut. Built in 2014, the property boasts a total of 5,747 square feet across two suites, with the entire 4,389 square foot suite currently available for lease. The space features nine individual offices, a dedicated training room, a conference room, a fully equipped kitchen, and two private bathrooms. The property sits on a generous 9.81-acre lot, offering ample parking and excellent visibility. Located in Hartford County, the property benefits from a high traffic count of 7,182 ADT and prominent on-building signage opportunities. The OP zoning designation provides flexibility for various business uses. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking a well-appointed, spacious office environment with convenient access and strong visibility. The property offers a single-story layout for easy navigation and accessibility. The building is well-maintained and offers a professional image. This is a rare opportunity to lease a substantial, move-in ready office space in a desirable location. The property's size and amenities make it suitable for a variety of businesses. The ample parking ensures convenient access for employees and clients. The high traffic count and prominent signage opportunities provide excellent exposure for your business.
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