25 Westwood Ave New London, CT 06320-2726
This exceptional commercial property, located at 25 Westwood Avenue in New London, Connecticut, presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking flexible and adaptable workspace. The single, one-story building, totaling 9,000 square feet, offers a blend of traditional office and flex space, ideal for a variety of uses. Built in 1960 and extensively renovated in 2020, the property boasts a Class C rating and features high ceilings (15 feet) and ample natural light. Currently, there are 600 square feet of vacant space immediately available, with a minimum divisible space of 600 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 6,000 square feet. The building is divided into three suites, providing options for multiple tenants or a single large occupant. The property benefits from excellent accessibility, with 200 feet of frontage, three dock-high doors, and three drive-in doors, making loading and unloading efficient. Ten convenient parking spaces are available on-site. The property is zoned commercial and situated in the New London submarket of New London County. Key features include a modern alarm system, security cameras, and three-phase electrical service. This versatile property offers a compelling combination of location, functionality, and recent upgrades, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a well-maintained space in a thriving Connecticut community. The zip code is 06320, and the cross street is Bank Street.
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