165 1st Ave New York, NY 10003-2945
Property summary
This exceptional 10,212 square foot commercial property at 165 1st Ave in New York County presents a unique opportunity for a discerning tenant. Currently configured as a single-tenant space with 2,180 square feet vacant, this building boasts a column-free layout ideal for a variety of uses, including restaurants, convenience stores, or fitness centers. The existing infrastructure, inherited from a former natural health food market, includes a substantial walk-in cooler, three bay sinks, and a restroom, significantly reducing build-out costs for food and beverage operators. The high ceilings (12 feet 2 inches) add to the spacious feel. The property features 200 amps of electrical capacity and readily available gas, making it perfectly suited for a restaurant or similar business requiring substantial power and ventilation. The lot size is 2,325 square feet. The zoning designation is R7A, C1-5. This prime Manhattan location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive investment for any business seeking a high-traffic area. The vacant space provides immediate occupancy potential. The building's existing features represent a significant advantage for a quick and cost-effective setup.
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R7A · New York, NYZoning
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