Property summary
This exceptional 15,040-square-foot industrial property, located at 213 Spring Street in Southington, Connecticut, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a 2.52-acre lot zoned I-1, this Class B building offers a versatile layout ideal for a variety of uses. Originally a printing and production facility, the space is divided into three distinct sections. One section comprises approximately 6,000 square feet of office and lab space featuring large rooms. The remaining area is divided into two warehouse sections, one offering approximately 3,000 square feet with 14'6" ceilings, and the other approximately 6,000 square feet with 15' to 17' ceilings. The property boasts convenient access to I-84, an interior loading dock, and robust power with 800-amp, three-phase, 220-volt service. Built in 1970, this property is available for $1,350,000, translating to $89.76 per square foot. The occupancy date is September 1, 2024. This property's size, location, and features make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a functional and well-located industrial space in Hartford County.
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Marketing & Advertising Printing Service
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(Bike/Boat/Book/etc) Store Printing Service
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Publishing House Newspaper & Magazine
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I-1 · Southington, CTThe industrial district is intended to provide suitable areas for industrial development appropriate to overall community and regional needs, the location and characteristics of the land, and the characteristics of the a…
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