20 Grand Ave, Shirley, NY 11967
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This exceptional 6,000-square-foot medical office building, located at 20 Grand Ave in Shirley, New York, presents a unique investment opportunity. The property, built in 1990, sits on a 0.6-acre lot and offers a single-tenant occupancy configuration, currently vacant and ready for immediate use. The building's functionality is enhanced by ample on-site parking, accommodating 32 vehicles, a significant advantage for both patients and staff. Its convenient Shirley location provides easy access to various neighborhood retail establishments and amenities, ensuring a high level of convenience for occupants and visitors. The property is classified as a medical office building within the Office property type, making it ideally suited for a wide range of healthcare practices. The building's total square footage is 6,000 square feet, all of which is currently vacant, providing a blank canvas for a new tenant or owner to customize the space to their specific needs. Situated in Suffolk County, New York, with a zip code of 11967, this property offers a compelling combination of size, location, and parking, making it an attractive prospect for those seeking a medical office space in a thriving community. The property is available for sale or lease.
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IMCbonedoc Medical Clinic
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Dr. Robert Hecht, M.D. Physician
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Nabil Farakh, D.O., PhD Alternative Medicine Practice
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Sarah A Gaballah Physician
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Dr. Stephen Wade Physician
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