33 Apothecaries Hall Rd Broad Brook, CT 06016
This exceptional 36.74-acre industrial property in East Windsor, Connecticut, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at 33 Apothecaries Hall Rd, 06016, this site is zoned M-1 and offers significant potential for various industrial uses. The property comprises two parcels totaling 36.74 acres: one 7.81-acre parcel and a second 28.93-acre parcel. Currently configured as a recycling center for the production of gravel and earthen materials, this established operation benefits from existing infrastructure. A 5,000 square foot building is included, featuring two 12x12 overhead doors, providing ample space for equipment and operations. The property's substantial size and strategic location in Hartford County, Connecticut, make it ideal for expansion or redevelopment. The asking price is $950,000, representing a compelling value for a property of this scale and potential in a desirable industrial market. This offering presents a rare chance to acquire a well-situated industrial land parcel with existing improvements, ready for immediate use or future development. The property's existing use as a recycling center for gravel and earthen materials provides a clear indication of its suitability for similar operations or related industrial activities. The ample acreage and existing building provide flexibility for a variety of industrial applications.
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M-1 · Broad Brook, CTBroad Brook. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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