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OFFIC · For Sale

245 W Crogan ST, Lawrenceville Active

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Asking price
$1,080,000
Price / SF
$241.88
Cap rate
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Sale type
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Property type
OFFIC
Property subtype
OFFIC
Building class
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Building size
4,465 sq ft
Year built
1996
NOI
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Tenancy
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Building height
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Building FAR
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Lot size
0.51 acres
Zoning
General Office
Frontage
278 ft
Listing #
EN-1359
MLS #
10415032

Stand-alone single-story office building, owner-occupied located in the heart of downtown Lawrenceville. Situated on a half-acre corner lot with access from both W Crogan St, and Culver St. High visibility and traffic count at a lighted intersection. The property consists of the following 2 Executive offices including a secretarial office and small conference rooms, a large lobby with a receptionist area, a large conference room and small conference room, a secondary office with a secretarial office, individual office, storage room, IT room, kitchen, and restrooms. Executive offices have many built-ins, heavy trim, and saltwater aquariums. Double front entry, tile reception area, stucco, and rock exterior. Paved parking with 16 spaces including handicap, also handicapped entry and accessibility. Current zoning of General Office, current use Professional office space. Owner occupied no current leases.

Location

GAMLS
Listed by RE/MAX Center
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