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275 4Th Avenue, Park Slope, Brooklyn Ny PARK SLOPE BROOKLYN 275 4TH NY AVENUE FOR LEASE OR SALE SPACE DETAILS LOCATION GROUND FLOOR Northeast corner of 1st Street SPACE Ground Floor 4,103 SF * Basement 1,100 SF Total 5,203 SF * *Divisible FRONTAGE 99 FT on 4th Avenue 53 FT on 1st Street 1ST STREET 53 FT RENT $75 PSF SALE PRICE 4,103 SF $4,250,000 REAL ESTATE TAXES $1,762.80 per annum 99 FT COMMON CHARGES 4TH AVENUE $19,811.23 BLOCK / LOT BASEMENT 964 / 1402 ZONING R8A, C2-4, EC-1 POSSESSION 1,100 SF Immediate NEIGHBORS Blink Fitness, Starbucks (coming soon), Dinosaur BBQ, Staples, Red Wing, UFC Gym, Blinds To Go, Blue Ribbon and TD Bank COMMENTS Short walk to the Union Street subway station servicing the line with an annual ridership of 2,024,863 3rd Ave toà 5th Ave, 4th St to Flatbush Ave Brooklyn, ÃNY ROCKWELL PL March 2015 FLATBUSH AVHUDSON EX AV S OXFORD ST ADELPHI ST GOLD ST FLATBUSH AV EX VANDERBILT AV H FULTON ST S ELLIOTT PL 1.6 A à FULTON ST 1.4 CARLTON AV CLERMONT AV à Golden Crust ROCKWELL PL à Eyebrow Threading Threading Zone Eyebrow à N GATES AV NO NAME Deli à DE KALB AV H&R Block Subway à Dunkin' Donuts FT GREENE PL Available O Siri Pharmacy GREENE AV Digital Printing Digital NO NAME New Construction V 3.5 à Bank Exchange Metropolitan ST FELIX ST E GROVE PL à Extra Storage Space ASHLAND PL S PORTLAND AV U.S. Army Career Center Career Army U.S. Chase R NO NAME ELM PL ELM Available Mainline Partners CLINTON Meyers Uniforms Meyers P CVS/pharmacy Con Edison Con Available L FORT LIVINGSTON ST LAFAYETTE AV NO NAME HILLADELPHI ST FLATBUSH AVENUE GREENE S OXFORD ST FLATBUSH AV E NACUMBERLANDM ST NO NAME NO NO NAME NO NAME HANSON PL E CHERMERHORN ST & More 99¢ Less ATLANTICM COMMONS S Uniform Downtown 3 Atlantic Center A NO NAME N à à O Clothing Boutique (Available) N STATE STREET ACADEMY PARK PL BOND ST BOND Nunu Mall Terminal Atlantic NEVINS ST NEVINS La Flor del Paraiso La Flor Go Green Cleaners Go Green Masala Grill Roulette Dance / Art Dance Roulette Boerum Hill Realty State Farm Insurance Farm State Liquors Halsted PropertyHalsted Home & Abroad Wells Fargo Wells Pardes Dig Garden Gumbo Pharmacy Atlantis Medical Atlantis Kea City MD Brooklyn Real Property Greenhouse Eco Living Eco Greenhouse Deli Investors Bank Investors Bright Lyons Collier West Collier Opalia Flowers Consignment Sterling Place Sterling Parlor Church Residential Residential Vacant Vacant Vacant City Foundry Church Malia Mills Moore ATLANTIC AVENUE Madina Circa Kaight US Post Office Vacant Vacant Oce Vacant Makka Kimera Mathnasium Khamit Kinks Synnagouge Dry Goods The Commons The PACIFIC STREET Veterinary Clinic Veterinary DEAN ST The Herb Shoppe The Hunting With With Hunting Jake Michelle New York Boerum Hill Market Sarah J Blue Pearl Vet The PrimaryThe Essentials Knit-a-Way of Brooklyn Knit-a-Way Michelle New York Brides York Michelle New The Pacific Hale School School Building DUMBO BERGEN ST DEAN STREET Atrium + Kith Law Office Yayo's Latina Cusine A + R Deli VINGRHL New China Wok Lulu's Baby Paul's Fruit La Belle Botique PROSPECT DWNTNBRKL Mike's Liquor Store Marine's Grill Area Kids HEIGHTS BERGEN STREET Bar Hungry Ghost Coee BOERMHL Slope Pup Medical Oce Duke of Montrose Restaurant Piquant Park Slope Laundromat Park Icy Sign Haifa Halal Supermarket Alchemy Choclate Room Hardware Flatbush Locksmith Cherry Tree BKLYN Larder OcesLaw 4th Ave Pub Mule Uncle Barry's Bar A.R.E.A Bagel ST MARK'S AV Woodland Bar MarketThe Place Convium Osteria Luscious Chouchonette Slope Natural Plus Hospital Animal Heights Prospect Il Vino Torchio Kombit Bar & Restaurant Dry Cleaner Shoe Repair Park Slope Hairstyling Park Acupuncture Udjat Hair Salon Udjat ST MARK'S PLACE ST MARK'S AVENUE Bikram Yoga Residential Born Thai Sky Ice Restaurant Franny's WYCKOFF ST BA Real Estate Hair Designer Meet 2 Nail Joy IndianJoy Restaurant Lucky Laundry Pony Shop Superior Suds II Laundromat Taro Sushi Taro Nuteria Nibbles Healthy Element Hair Salon MMA + Crossfit Teaus Pets Posh Burrito Bar and Kitchen Pre School Pre UPS Store Pure Eladin Realty Cash For Gold For Cash Hair Gallore PROSPECT PLACE Video Royal Redberi Hooti Couture Kinder Stu Vegetarian Plate Vegetarian Laundry Slope Heights RealtySlope Heights Miriam Restaurant Kids Eladia's NO NAME WARREN STREET Dao Palate Geido Fortune Ave Inc. 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FUTTERMAN & ASSOCIATES, LLC Culture (Yogurt) All information is from sources believed reliable, not 4TH STREET independently verified, and thus subject to errors, Park Optics omissions, and modifications such as price, listing, square footage, rates and commissions. All information, estimates and projections subject to change, market assumptions, L'albero Dei Gelati unknown facts and conditions, and future potentialities. 5 ST BubblezResidential RKF makes no express or implied representations or COMING SOON warranties, as facts and results may vary materially from all information, estimates and projections. Miles All renderings presented are conceptual. 0 0.1 0.2 All information supplied is from sources deemed reliable and is furnished subject to errors, omission, modifications, removal of the listing from sale, and to any listing conditions, including the rates and manner of payment of commissions for particular offerings imposed by principals or agreed to by this Company, the terms of which are available to principals or duty licensed brokers. Any square footage dimensions set forth are approximate. µ.
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