7 National Dr Windsor Locks, CT 06096
This exceptional 3.37-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in Windsor Locks, Connecticut. Strategically located at 7 National Drive, the property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility at the corner of National Drive and Halfway House Road, offering significant advantages for a variety of commercial ventures. The property is zoned BUS-1, permitting a wide range of uses, including retail establishments, restaurants, hotels, automotive sales facilities, professional offices, banquet halls, conference centers, and multi-family residential developments. This versatility allows for considerable flexibility in development plans. The site's proximity to Bradley International Airport is a key advantage, further enhanced by its location within the Bradley Airport Investment Zone. This designation offers potential tax benefits for new construction, renovations, or expansions, based on assessed improvements. The level topography of the 3.37-acre lot simplifies development, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a high-visibility location with excellent access and potential tax incentives. The property's APN is 2320134. The asking price is $849,925. This prime location offers significant potential for substantial return on investment in a rapidly developing area. Don't miss this chance to acquire a highly desirable commercial property in Hartford County, Connecticut, zip code 06096.
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