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(/4"/7%29,/#!4)/. 32 Cooper Square 23&s'2/5.$&,//22%4!I, ALL USES CONSIDERED, FOOD OK 23&s"!3%-%.4,%6%, For more information, please contact exclusive agents: Nora Stats C: 516-423-9491 [email protected] Stephen Tarter C: 917.743.6027 [email protected] Proposed location for new bathroom 2,975 RSF 2,285 RSF GROUND BASEMENT FLOOR AREA 32 ALL USES CONSIDERED, FOOD OK Ground Floor – 2,975 RSF BASE RENTAL Upon request POSSESSION 11/1/16 ELECTRIC UP EXIST. Direct RAMP TERM 10 years UP CEILING HEIGHT UP 16 feet DRY STORAGE STORE FRONTAGE AREA 12 feet Elevator Access DOWN Basement Area – 2,285 RSF Elevator UP UP Access CEILING HEIGHT Varies: DDOWN Approximately DOWN 7 feet in front and 10 feet in rear 12'-0'' AVAILABLE SPACE 22'-0'' Store Frontage 2,975 RSF on the Ground Floor 32 Cooper Square New York, NY The Bowery / Noho Historic District 1st Floor Basement Area 2,975 RSF 2,285 RSF 2,975 RSF 2,285 RSF OPPORTUNITY FOR A PRIME RETAIL LOCATION with large lower level and storage areas in the NoHo Historic District. Noho is a thriving design, literature, and music community with many trendy restaurants, boutiques and a scintillating nightlife. NYU, the New School, Cooper Union and Grace Church High School are all nearby. Located next to the brand new Cooper Square Plaza and directly across from the redesigned Cooper Square Park, 32 Cooper Square offers all the appeal and opportunity of a vibrant historic district and streetscape. For more information, please contact exclusive agents: Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance Nora Stats Stephen Tarter 1407 Broadway C: 516.423.9491 C: 917.743.6027 New York, NY 10018 [email protected] [email protected] cbcalliance.com 32 Cooper Square New York, NY The Bowery / Noho Historic District ST. MARK’S PLACE CATS BARCODE FUNKY TOWN ST MARKS WAGA KUNG FU TEA GEM SPA COOPER UNION LIBRARY EYE WINE & DOWNTOWN HIRAI PAUL’S DA BURGER JOINT LIQUOR PINKBERRY RAMEN MISOYA ST MARK’S HOTEL MONG COOPER UNION SMOKIN’ HIMALAYAN VISIONS CHASE BANK TATTOOS ZAIYA CAFÉ ENZS SAM’S DELI & GROCERY DUNKIN’ DONUTS BAHR CHE CHERRY TREE POMMES FRITES PLAYGROUND SUSHI PARK EAST 7TH STREET NY HEALTH & RACQUET CLUB COOPER MOISHE’S BAKE SHOP MUJI SQUARE TISCH SCHOOL OF ARTS PARK COOPER UNION NEW YORK FOODMARKET GRAD SCHOOL OF ARTS JOSEPH PAPP PUBLIC THEATER ART GALLERY & COFFEE SHOP APPLE BANK NEW YORK UNIVERSITY MIGHTY QUINN’S BBQ NYS-NYC HRA EAST 6TH STREET GRACE CHURCH HIGH SCHOOL BLOCK DRUG STORE GYU-KAKU BLOCKS VISION CARE COLORS SCRATCH DJ ACADEMY BROD BRICKLANE THAILAND CAFE STANDARD HOTEL 32 Cooper Square TOY TOKYO COOPER’S CRAFT & KITCHEN EAST 5TH STREET COOPER SQUARE DIENST + DOTTER SQUARE COOPER DRESS SHOPPE COOPER UNION S.K. DELI MARKET ADMINISTRATIVE ANNEX HEART OF INDIA LOST CITY ARTS BALLARO CAFFE PROCIUTTERIA ZABB ELEE ASTOR WINE & SPIRITS CRUNCH CLAIRVOYANT PSYCHIC EAST VILLAGE FARM HEALTH FOOD & GROCERY MILE HIGH BROADTRADE EAST 4TH STREET RUN CLUB SWIFT P&H AROMA PHEBE’S PARTNERS & SPADE AVENUE SECOND ORGANIC CAFE B-BAR WINEBAR LA CERVECERIA LAFAYETTE STREET HECHO DUMBO DEMPSEY’S PUB WISE MEN ENVIRONMENT FURNITURE YEM YERN FALAFA FILSON 3.1 JONES 7/11 STORE BILLBOARD GREAT JONES SPA EAST 3RD STREET ALCON IL BUCO ORGANIC CAFE THE GALLERY BOHEMIAN JUICE BAR FURNITURE THE FUTURE GEMMA JOINT G.J.C.P. PERFECT THE WREN THE BOWERY HOTEL NEW YORK ADORNED STORE SUBWAY BOWERY TIMBUKTU DIAPOSITIVE WHITEHOUSE HOTEL PRINT GENE ETNA TOOL FORCELLA PIZZA HAIR DATE LAB FRANKEL OAK 40 THEATRE MISH & 48 EVA INTERMIX THE BOWERY ELECTRIC BOND DIE CORP BOND SCRIO JOHN BARRET BAR PRIMI EAST 2ND STREET For more information, please 6/N/R subways and M2, M3, and M5 buses are within 2 blocks, and only 6 blocks from the B,D,F and M trains. contact exclusive agents: Coldwell Banker Commercial Alliance Nora Stats Stephen Tarter 1407 Broadway New York, NY 10018 C: 516-423-9491 C: 917.743.6027 www.cbcalliance.com [email protected] [email protected] Hartz Mountain is owner of this building Contact: Glenn Frankel, Vice President 201.272.5307 [email protected].
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