12 Irving Ave Stamford, CT 06902
This exceptional 2,892 square foot freestanding industrial flex building, located at 12 Irving Avenue in Stamford, Connecticut, presents a unique opportunity. Built in 1959 and renovated in 2012, this single-tenant property sits on a 0.12-acre lot and offers convenient access to major thoroughfares. The building boasts 11'3" ceiling height to the beams and 13'6" to the deck, providing ample vertical space. Two drive-in doors, front and rear garage doors, and six parking spaces enhance functionality. The property features a rear yard and a gas line. The building enjoys approximately 150 feet of frontage on Irving Avenue, providing excellent visibility. Zoned R5, this property benefits from its location near a high traffic count area, with 10,000 vehicles per day on Selleck Street and 125,900 vehicles per day along I-95. The property's proximity to numerous businesses, including Spot On Veterinary Hospital, Hilton Stamford Hotel, Life Storage, Stamford Hospital, Concentra, K9 Pet Resorts, Davita, Stamford Health Medical Group, La Quinta Inn & Suites, SWC Office, Sportplex, Windowrama, CubeSmart, USPS, Starbucks, CVS, and Home Depot, ensures high visibility and convenient access for employees and customers. The property's address is 12 Irving Avenue, Stamford, CT 06902. The APN is 001-9479, and it is located in Fairfield County. Contact us for rental details.
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R5 · Stamford, CTStamford. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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