58 Concord St, North Reading, MA 01864-2602
This exceptional 9,600 square foot, two-story office building is available for lease at 58 Concord Street in North Reading, MA. Built in 1968 and renovated in 2000, this single-tenant property sits on 1.42 acres of land and offers ample parking with approximately 38 spaces. The building features a functional layout including seven offices, a conference room, kitchen, two restrooms, and file storage on the first floor. The second floor boasts 19 private offices, two additional restrooms, and another conference room. A total of four restrooms are available across both floors, along with a convenient shower and break room with kitchenette. Note that there is no elevator in this building. An attractive feature is a separate, fenced-in 15,000+ square foot contractor yard area, available for lease at an additional cost. This property is ideally situated approximately one mile from the Concord Street exit on Route 93, providing easy access to Route 93. The building is zoned for industrial office use and is projected to be available for occupancy around July/August 2024. This presents a unique opportunity for a business seeking a substantial, well-maintained office space with convenient amenities and ample parking.
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Psychotherapy Associates Psychotherapist
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Richard T. Kaufman, MSW Physician
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Dr. Donna Whipple Psychotherapist Doctor
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Billing Advantage, Inc Medical Billing Service
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Hilary Clausius Counselor
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6 recent transactions · within 1.5 miComparable in this City
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