200 Fulton Ave Hempstead, NY 11550
This exceptional 4,000-square-foot industrial property, located at 200 Fulton Avenue in Hempstead, New York, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking versatile space. Situated in the New Hyde Park submarket of Nassau County, this single-tenant building offers a blend of manufacturing, flex, and warehouse capabilities. Built in 1940 and extensively renovated in 2005, the property boasts a 16-foot ceiling height, ideal for various operational needs. Access is facilitated by one dock-high door and one drive-in door, providing convenient loading and unloading options. While there are no loading docks, the existing access points ensure efficient material handling. The building's electrical power supply is rated at 200 amps. The entire 4,000 square feet is currently vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. This one-story structure is perfectly suited for a range of industrial uses, offering a combination of functionality and accessibility in a prime Nassau County location. The property's zip code is 11550. This is an excellent opportunity to establish or expand your business in a well-established industrial area.
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