168 Kingston Ave, Wurtsboro, NY 12790
This exceptional 1,440 square foot retail property, situated on a 0.37-acre lot at the bustling intersection of State Route 209 and Sullivan Street in Wurtsboro, NY, presents a unique investment opportunity. Boasting extreme visibility and high traffic counts—nearly 6,000 vehicles daily on Route 209 and over 4,000 on Sullivan Avenue—this location is ideally positioned across from established businesses including gas stations, a convenience store, Dunkin' Donuts, and a restaurant/pub. The building, previously used as a car service business, sustained damage in an accident and requires either significant renovation or demolition and new construction. Ample parking is available, making it suitable for a wide range of uses, including retail, medical, pharmacy, takeout, salon, or professional offices. Its convenient location just a mile or so from NYS Route 17/I-86 offers easy access to a larger regional market. Wurtsboro itself is a thriving town in southern Sullivan County, minutes from the Orange County line and an hour from New York City. The property features oil-fueled heating and above-ground fuel tanks. This is a perfect opportunity for a business seeking high visibility and a strong customer base in the beautiful Sullivan County Catskills region. The high traffic counts and prime location make this a truly exceptional opportunity for a new business or a relocation.
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