622 Lake Flower Ave Saranac Lake, NY 12983
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This exceptional retail opportunity in Saranac Lake, NY, presents two available spaces within the 68,610 square foot Saranac Lake Shopping Center, situated on a 6.9-acre lot at 622 Lake Flower Avenue. The property is zoned 07- Mixed/Neighborhood Shopping Center in Essex County and offers a diverse tenant mix. One space, ideally suited as an anchor tenant, boasts 17,000 contiguous square feet, featuring a pre-existing grocery store layout, excellent visibility, and ample parking. A second, adjacent space of 3,200 square feet is available, offering the potential for expansion of the larger unit or independent occupancy as a complementary inline tenant. A total of 23,560 square feet is currently vacant, with a minimum divisible space of 3,200 square feet. This prime location in Saranac Lake's main retail corridor provides exceptional access to the regional community. The property's strategic positioning ensures high visibility and convenient access for customers. This is a unique chance to establish or expand a business within a thriving neighborhood shopping center.
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Cap rate
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
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Property description
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07 - MIXED · Saranac Lake, NYSaranac Lake. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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