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This exceptional 1,224 square foot property, located at 291 Terryville Road in Bristol, Connecticut (zip code 06010), presents a unique opportunity for businesses seeking versatile space. Currently configured as a special purpose building with industrial and commercial applications, this property is offered at an asking price of $400,000. The building features a two-bay garage, ideal for storage or workshop use, complemented by a second-floor office providing administrative space. Situated in the Naugatuck Valley county, this location offers excellent accessibility and visibility. The property is classified as industrial land and is suitable for a variety of manufacturing and commercial enterprises. The absence of individual units makes this a blank canvas for customization, allowing businesses to tailor the space to their specific needs. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned property in a thriving Connecticut market. The property's size and layout offer a balance of practical workspace and convenient office amenities, making it an attractive option for a range of businesses. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the potential of this versatile property. The property is zoned for commercial and manufacturing uses.
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The I General Industrial Zone is intended to accommodate older industrial uses and heavy commercial operations and is intended to be less restrictive than the Industrial Park zones. 2.1.11 128BIndustrial Park Zones The I…
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I · Bristol, CTThe I General Industrial Zone is intended to accommodate older industrial uses and heavy commercial operations and is intended to be less restrictive than the Industrial Park zones. 2.1.11 128BIndustrial Park Zones The I…
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The I General Industrial Zone is intended to accommodate older industrial uses and heavy commercial operations and is intended to be less restrictive than the Industrial Park zones. 2.1.11 128BIndustrial Park Zones The I…
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