32 Main St 1 Hebron, CT 06248-1515
This 880-square-foot commercial condo, located at 32 Main Street Unit 3 in Hebron, Connecticut, presents a fantastic opportunity for a variety of businesses. Situated in a high-traffic area on Main Street, this property boasts exceptional visibility and exposure, ensuring significant foot traffic and brand recognition. The unit features a recently installed roof and new central air conditioning system, providing both comfort and peace of mind. Modernized lighting enhances the bright, open floor plan, creating a versatile space ideal for a range of uses, including office space, retail, a salon, or an art/photography studio. The condo's design allows for easy customization to suit individual business needs. The property's prime location and recent upgrades combine to offer a compelling investment opportunity in a thriving Connecticut town. The abundance of natural light and open layout create a welcoming and productive atmosphere. Excellent signage opportunities are also available, further enhancing the property's marketing potential. Don't miss this chance to establish your business in a highly visible and desirable location. The asking price is $189,900.
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David A Rudolph, Attorney at Law Law Firm
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Rob Hellstrom Land Surveying Land Surveyor Civil Engineering Company
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EllE Nail Spa Nail Salon
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Hebron Insurance Insurance Agency
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
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MS · Hebron, CTHebron. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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