21 Merchants Row Ste 2a Boston, MA 02109-2040
This exceptional 4,005 square-foot executive office condominium is available for sale in a vibrant Boston location. Situated on the fourth floor of a five-story building at 21 Merchants Row, this single-tenant space offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility. The building itself boasts a diverse mix of ownership, with the first floor occupied by a casual dining establishment, creating a lively and convenient atmosphere. The property's central location provides easy access to Faneuil Hall Marketplace and Boston's Waterfront, both within a five-minute walk. Major roadways, including I-93 and the Mass Pike (I-90), are less than a mile away, ensuring seamless commutes. The building's total square footage is 21,520 square feet, with 4,005 square feet currently vacant and available for purchase. This Class C office space presents a unique opportunity, particularly given the seller's willingness to consider a leaseback arrangement for all or part of the space, offering flexible terms and pricing to suit various needs. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-situated office condominium in a thriving neighborhood known for its exceptional amenities. The building is 100% owner-occupied.
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Clarke's at Faneuil Hall Bar & Pub Restaurant
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Boston Medical Aesthetics Spa & Massage Center Alternative Medicine Practice
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Dr. Anna Kitsos, DMD Dental Office
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Jennifer C. Canesi, NP Spa & Massage Center Alternative Medicine Practice
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