131 Ames Ct Plainview, NY 11803-2317
This exceptional one-story flex-industrial building, located at 131 East Ames Court in Plainview, NY 11803, offers 14,484 square feet of versatile space on a one-acre lot. Currently, 10,698 square feet is available for immediate occupancy, making it ideal for a variety of businesses. The building's flexible design caters to diverse operational needs, seamlessly blending industrial and office functionalities. Its convenient location provides unparalleled access to major transportation arteries, situated less than half a mile from the Long Island Expressway and the Northern State Parkway, ensuring efficient logistics and easy commutes for employees and clients. The property's single-story layout optimizes workflow and accessibility. This prime location in Plainview offers a thriving business environment with easy access to amenities and a skilled workforce. The available space presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking a functional, well-located, and readily available industrial or flex space. The property is zoned for multiple tenants, providing flexibility for expansion or shared occupancy. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish or expand your business in a highly desirable location on Long Island.
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Thafarie Thomas Physician
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Michelle Tamarez Physician
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NORA Liquid Fuels Research Center. Research Institute
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Garden OB/GYN Corporate Office Telecommunications Service Tech Support Center
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Silver Star Claims Management Inc Insurance Agency
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