385 Bleecker St New York, NY 10014
This exceptional retail space, formerly occupied by a high-profile fashion boutique, presents a unique opportunity for a discerning tenant. Located on a coveted corner of Bleecker Street in the desirable West Village submarket of New York County, this single-tenant property boasts 529 square feet of prime retail space. The 30-foot corner location provides unparalleled visibility and exposure to high foot traffic on one of the West Village's most elegant streets. The property's previous tenant, a well-known fashion brand, speaks to the location's desirability and potential for success. The space is ideal for a variety of retail uses, including fashion, coffee shops, or jewelry stores, aligning perfectly with the neighborhood's sophisticated and upscale clientele. Its location on Bleecker Street, intersecting with Perry Street, ensures excellent accessibility and visibility for potential customers. This is a rare chance to secure a highly visible and desirable retail space in one of Manhattan's most sought-after neighborhoods. The property's size and location make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a strong presence in the heart of the West Village. The single-tenant occupancy offers flexibility and control for the new tenant. This is a turn-key opportunity to establish a thriving business in a vibrant and affluent community. Serious inquiries only.
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SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker Clothing & Fashion Store (Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store
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