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Posted: November 25, 2013
Klein of Houlihan Lawrence Commercial Group appointed as exclusive agent for 221 Central Avenue
Garry Klein of Houlihan Lawrence Commercial Group has been appointed as exclusive agent for 221 Central Avenue. The property is ideal for an investor or owner/user and consists of a 3-story building with 2,900 s/f. The current owner has a Salon and Spa business that is also included in the sale. The property is zoned B-3 which permits; retail, office and multifamily use. The building was gut renovated in 2002 and has a 10 car parking lot in the rear.
The property is being marketed for sale at an asking price of $899,000. "This is a great opportunity for a Salon/Spa owner or other Medical or Professional organization to own their own building on busy Central Avenue," Klein said. "This property is in walking distance to downtown White Plains and the Metro North train station as well", Klein said.
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