379 E Chestnut Hill Rd Newark, DE 19713
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This exceptional retail opportunity presents two available spaces within the vibrant Chestnut Hill Plaza shopping center in Newark, Delaware. Located at 379 E Chestnut Hill Rd, this single-story Class B property boasts a total of 201,305 square feet situated on a substantial 15.48-acre lot (674,371 sq ft). Each of the two available suites offers a flexible footprint ranging from 6,000 to 7,000 square feet, perfect for a variety of retail uses. The property underwent renovations in 2022, ensuring modern amenities for tenants. Ample parking is available for customers and employees, complemented by ample power supply. The property is zoned for commercial use and conveniently located at the intersection of Chestnut Hill Road and Marrows Road in the Northern New Castle County submarket of Newark, Delaware. The property's APN is 1100620109, and it's situated in New Castle County, Delaware, zip code 19713. This high-traffic location within a thriving shopping center offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal investment for discerning businesses seeking a strong presence in the Newark market. The property's multiple tenancy structure provides a diverse and dynamic environment.
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