2 Seneca St Geneva, NY 14456
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This exceptional Class A office building, located at 2 Seneca St in downtown Geneva, NY, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property, formerly occupied by Five Star Bank, boasts 15,856 square feet of vacant space spread across two stories in a single building. Built in 1970 and renovated in 1990, the building sits on a 0.3-acre lot and offers high visibility at a prime corner location. The asking price is $800,000, translating to $50.45 per square foot. Its central location in Geneva's vibrant downtown area makes it ideal for a variety of professional office uses, benefiting from high foot traffic and excellent visibility. The property's spacious layout and previous use as a bank branch suggest suitability for a range of businesses seeking a prestigious address. The building's solid construction and recent renovations ensure a move-in ready condition, minimizing upfront capital expenditures. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial, well-maintained office building in a desirable location. The vacant status allows for immediate occupancy and customization to suit the buyer's specific needs. The property's size and location make it an attractive investment for both owner-occupiers and investors seeking a strong return on investment in the thriving Geneva market. The 14456 zip code offers easy access to local amenities and transportation networks.
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