3392 Ny-8, South New Berlin, NY 13843
This exceptional mixed-use property, a beautifully preserved 1934 building, offers over 25,000 square feet of versatile commercial space across 15 suites. Originally a school, the building boasts a striking, highly visible facade and ample parking with 40 spaces available. The property sits on 18.23 acres of land and is zoned MU, allowing for a wide range of uses. The interior offers a unique blend of adaptable spaces, some ready for immediate occupancy, while others can be customized to meet specific business needs. Lease terms are flexible, catering to various business models and timelines. The property is ideally situated for easy access from several nearby towns including Norwich, Morris, New Berlin, Oneonta, and Utica, making it an excellent location for businesses seeking high visibility and convenient access. Potential uses are diverse and include, but are not limited to: offices, retail shops, professional services, non-profits, fitness centers, and more. Long-term tenants benefit from all utilities, Wi-Fi, and CAM charges included in rent, minimizing operating costs. This is a unique opportunity to establish a business in a thriving community, fostering collaboration among entrepreneurs. The two-story building presents a rare chance to secure a substantial and adaptable commercial space.
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