72 Park St 103 New Canaan, CT 06840
This exceptional mixed-use property at 72 Park Street in New Canaan, Connecticut, presents a compelling investment opportunity. The 10,298 square foot building, constructed in 1950, is classified as Class B and features a desirable Traditional Office subtype within a Retail A zoning district. Currently housing fourteen tenants, many of whom have enjoyed long-term occupancy (20+ years), this building offers a stable income stream. The asking price is $3,600,000, translating to $349.58 per square foot. The property includes a private parking lot with seven spaces, and benefits from its proximity to a municipal parking lot and a highly convenient location directly across from the train station and just 100 feet from a Starbucks. The 0.2-acre lot allows for potential expansion, with possibilities for building additions to the front, back, and upward. Furthermore, the property's zoning allows for the possibility of conversion to residential use, offering significant future development potential. The lease type is Net, and the building boasts a blend of office and retail spaces, catering to a diverse tenant base. This property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located, income-producing asset with significant upside potential in a thriving Connecticut community.
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