250 Greenpoint Ave Greenpoint, NY 11222
This exceptional 21,000 square foot creative office space at 250 Greenpoint Avenue in Greenpoint, Brooklyn, presents a unique opportunity for a discerning tenant. Located in Kings County, New York, this property boasts a rich history, having been built in 1904. The entire building, totaling 21,000 square feet, is currently vacant, offering a blank canvas for a business seeking a substantial and adaptable workspace. The property is classified as a multi-tenant building, suggesting potential for subleasing or division to accommodate various business needs. The building's creative office subtype indicates a layout and aesthetic suitable for design firms, tech startups, or other businesses that value open, flexible spaces. The address is 250 Greenpoint Avenue, #6, Greenpoint, NY 11222. This prime location in Greenpoint offers easy access to various amenities and transportation options, making it an attractive location for employees and clients alike. The property's substantial size and vacant status provide an unparalleled opportunity to customize the space to perfectly match a company's specific requirements. This is a rare chance to secure a large, adaptable space in a vibrant and sought-after Brooklyn neighborhood. The building's historical character adds a unique charm, while its ample square footage provides the flexibility needed for growth and expansion.
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