3451 Long Bch Rd, Oceanside, NY 11572-5424
This exceptional 4,616 square foot retail building, situated at 3451 Long Beach Road in Oceanside, NY, presents a remarkable investment opportunity for developers, restauranteurs, and end-users. Boasting excellent visibility and signage on a high-traffic thoroughfare with a daily count of 31,173 vehicles, this property offers unparalleled exposure. The building features a substantial bar area, ample outdoor seating and entertainment space, a convenient elevator, and a generous 58-space private parking lot. Accessibility is ensured with a ramp and accessible restrooms. Inside, high 30-foot ceilings create a dramatic atmosphere, complemented by all-new LED lighting and central air conditioning. Two strategically placed curb cuts enhance accessibility. Further enhancing the property's functionality are a sprinkler system and a balcony. The building can be delivered vacant, providing flexibility for an owner-user. Its prime location in the heart of Oceanside places it amongst a vibrant mix of national retailers including Amazon, Nike, T-Mobile, Costco, and many more. Annual property taxes are $63,719.43, representing the total annual expenses. This property's high traffic count, desirable location, and versatile features present significant upside potential for a savvy investor or business owner. Don't miss this chance to acquire a truly exceptional commercial property in a thriving market.
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