43 Purchase St Rye, NY 10580-3042
This exceptional retail opportunity presents three available spaces within a 7,714 square foot building located in the heart of Rye, New York, in Westchester County. The property is currently fully vacant, offering a unique chance for a single tenant to occupy the entire space or for multiple tenants to lease individual units. Spaces range from a minimum of 756 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 4,300 square feet, providing flexibility for various business needs. The building's prime location within Rye ensures high visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal location for a variety of restaurant concepts or retail businesses. The existing infrastructure is ready for immediate occupancy, allowing for a quick and efficient setup. This is a rare chance to secure a prominent retail presence in a thriving Westchester County community. The property's central location within Rye offers excellent access to a strong customer base and ample parking. The building's design is well-suited for restaurant use, with ample space for both dining areas and kitchen facilities. This is an exceptional opportunity to establish a successful business in a highly desirable location. The three available suites offer a unique opportunity for a mix of tenants, creating a vibrant and diverse retail environment. Don't miss this chance to secure your space in this thriving commercial center.
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BrixBid Real Estate Agency
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Pioneer Acquisitions Financial Advisor
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43 Purchase Street Grocery & Convenience Store Food Market
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Clutch Palmer & Purchase Clothing & Fashion Store
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