55 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038
This exceptional 6,900 square foot executive office building presents a compelling owner-user or investment opportunity. Located at 55 West Central Street in Franklin, Massachusetts, this Class B property offers a versatile space ideally suited for a variety of businesses. Constructed in 1970, the two-story building sits on a 0.45-acre lot and provides ample parking with 25 spaces. The property is zoned for commercial use and enjoys a highly desirable downtown Franklin location, adjacent to Dean College and just 1.7 miles from Interstate 495, providing easy access to major transportation routes. The convenient location offers proximity to a wealth of amenities, including restaurants and shopping within Franklin, as well as additional options in nearby Wrentham and Foxborough. This property represents a rare chance to acquire a well-situated office building in a thriving Massachusetts community. The building's size and parking make it suitable for a range of business needs. The commercial zoning allows for flexibility in future uses. This is an excellent opportunity for businesses seeking a prominent location with convenient access to major roadways and a variety of supporting services. The ample parking ensures convenient access for employees and clients. The property's location in downtown Franklin provides high visibility and easy access to local amenities.
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Dora Brett, Realtor Real Estate Agency
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Dawn Oliveira Real Estate Agency
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Michael Colombo - Real Living Realty Group Real Estate Agency
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Matt Kelly Homes Real Estate Agency
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Matt Kelly Realtors Real Estate Agency
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