575 Underhill Blvd, Syosset, NY 11791
For Lease
This exceptional 235,000-square-foot, two-story building in Nassau County offers a unique blend of office and industrial space, perfect for a variety of businesses. Situated on a 16.6-acre lot at the corner of Jericho Turnpike and Underhill Boulevard, this multi-tenant property boasts convenient access to major transportation routes, including the Long Island Railroad (Syosset Station), Routes 135, 106, and 107. The building features ample parking, ensuring convenient access for employees and clients. Individual suites range from 3,900 to 10,000 contiguous square feet, with a total of 13,900 square feet currently vacant. Building amenities include 24/7 tenant access, a convenient on-site café, and full handicap accessibility. This prime location in central Syosset places your business within a thriving business community, benefiting from a highly skilled workforce and proximity to hotels and shopping centers. The strategic location near North Shore LIJ Hospital further enhances its appeal. This property presents a rare opportunity to establish your business in a highly desirable and well-connected area of Long Island. Contact us today to learn more about available spaces and lease options.
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