483 Providence Rd Brooklyn, CT 06234-3414
This exceptional 4,825-square-foot commercial property presents a unique investment opportunity in Brooklyn's thriving submarket. Situated on a major thoroughfare at the intersection of Providence Rd and Allen Hill, this single-tenant building boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. Built in 1996 and renovated the same year, the property features a single-story structure with no elevators. The 1.1-acre lot provides ample parking, a significant advantage for attracting customers. The building's zoning is commercial, making it suitable for a variety of uses, particularly those benefiting from high traffic volume. The property's current vacancy of 4,825 square feet presents a blank canvas for a new business venture or expansion. Its convenient drive-through capability further enhances its appeal to businesses seeking to maximize efficiency and customer convenience. This location offers a rare chance to establish or expand a business in a highly desirable area with significant foot and vehicle traffic. The property's single-tenant status provides simplicity and control for the owner. This is an ideal opportunity for a fast-food restaurant or similar business seeking a high-visibility location with excellent accessibility.
The Planned Commercial (PC) Zone is intended to provide for those commercial uses which will accommodate the broad range of retail shopping, service and office space that will economically enhance the community while maintaining the sense of community and character of the Town of Brooklyn as outlined in the Town’s Plan of Conservation and Development. 4.D.2.…
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PC · Brooklyn, CTThe Planned Commercial (PC) Zone is intended to provide for those commercial uses which will accommodate the broad range of retail shopping, service and office space that will economically enhance the community while maintaining the sense of community and character of the Town of Brooklyn as outlined in the Town’s Plan of Conservation and Development. 4.D.2. PERMITTED PRINCIPAL USES 4.D.2.1. AGRICULTURAL-RELATED USES 1. Farmers’ Markets in accordance with Sec. 6.L.4. Zoning Permit (staff) 4.D.2.2. RESIDENTIAL-RELATED USES 1. Not permitted 4.D.2.3. BUSINESS-RELATED USES 1. Retail Use Special Permit (PZC) 2. Personal Services Special Permit (PZC) 3. Restaurant, including fast food restaurant but not drive in restaurant Special Permit (PZC) 4. Office - Business or Administrative Special Permit (PZC) 5. Bank Special Permit (PZC) 6. Licensed Health Service Special Permit (PZC) 7. Banquet Hall and/or Caterer’s Establishment Special Permit (PZC) 8. Hotel/Motel Special Permit (PZC) 9. Child Day Care Center / Adult Day Care Center Special Permit (PZC) 10. Health Club and/or Membership Club Special Permit (PZC) 11. Automobile Sales Special Permit (PZC) 12. Automotive Service Station Special Permit (PZC) 13. Gas station Special Permit (PZC) 14. Theater Special Permit (PZC) 15. Indoor Sports and Recreation Special Permit (PZC) 16. Itinerant Vendors in accordance with Sec. 6.L.2. Zoning Permit (staff) 17. Seasonal Vendors in accordance with Sec. 6.L.3. Special Permit (PZC) 18. Retail sale of cannabis by a Cannabis Retailer, or retail sale of cannabis and medical marijuana by a Hybrid Retailer, in accordance with Sec.6.S. Special Permit (PZC) BROOKLYN ZONING REGULATIONS 4.D Effective May 1, 2024 BUSINESS ZONES PLANNED COMMERCIAL ZONE 73 19. Self-storage facility in accordance with Sec. 6.T. Special Permit (PZC) 4.D.2.4. MIXED USES 1. Not permitted. 4.D.2.5. INDUSTRIAL-RELATED USES 1. Public or Private Access to Industrial Zone Property Special Permit (PZC) 4.D.2.6. INSTITUTIONAL-RELATED USES 1. Municipal facilities for the Town of Brooklyn Site Plan Review (PZC) 2. Education Center Special Permit (PZC) 3. Community Center Site Plan Review (PZC) 4.D.2.7. OTHER USES 1. Utility facilities such as electrical substations, sewer pump stations, water tanks, and similar facilities whether as a principal use or an accessory use. Special Permit (PZC) While uses not listed are prohibited, the Commission recognizes that it is not always possible to list every conceivable use that might be considered appropriate in each zone.
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