83 Ctr St Southington, CT 06489-3107
This exceptional commercial property, located in the heart of downtown Southington, offers 17,750 square feet of versatile retail and office space, ideal for a variety of uses. The building, constructed in 1910, features a flexible layout allowing for spaces ranging from a minimum of 3,500 square feet to a maximum contiguous space of 17,750 square feet. The space is currently configured with 7,680 square feet on the first floor, 6,810 square feet on the second floor, and 3,260 square feet on the lower level. The owner is open to build-to-suit options to accommodate specific tenant needs. Benefitting from a highly visible location, the property boasts over 90 feet of frontage along bustling Center Street. Ample free municipal parking is conveniently located directly across the street, providing easy access for employees and clients. This prime location is further enhanced by its proximity to a new 245-unit luxury apartment development, commencing construction in Spring 2024, which will significantly increase foot traffic and potential clientele in the area. The property is zoned for Central Business use. This presents a rare opportunity to secure a prominent space in a rapidly growing downtown area. The building's history and its modern adaptability make it an attractive investment for businesses seeking a high-profile location with excellent accessibility and future growth potential.
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DePaolo Furniture Interior Design Home Decor Store
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