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  • For Lease Ground Floor

    For Lease Ground Floor

    7,700 SF FOR LEASE GROUND FLOOR For More Information, Please Contact Exclusive Agents: JOSEPH MEYERSON MICHAEL DEUTSCH (718) 512 2620 (914) 299 1302 [email protected] [email protected] Cushman & Wakefield Copyright 2019. No warranty or representation, express or implied, is made to the accuracy or completeness of the information contained herein, and same is submitted subject to errors, omissions, change of price, rental or other conditions, withdrawal without notice, and to any special listing conditions imposed by the property owner(s). As applicable, we make no representation as to the condition of the property (or properties) in question. BUILDING FEATURES 58,800 SF DOUBLE GROUND FLOOR 7,700 SF UPPER GROUND FLOOR 3,300 SF 1 Interior Tailboard 14.5 FEET FIREPROOF OIL FULLY M2-1 HEAVY 14 PARKING SPACES AVAILABLE IN GARAGE NEXT DOOR OFFICE PRICING AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST WALKING DISTANCE TO SUBWAY. AT LIE, BQE, LESS THAN 5 MINUTES TO MIDTOWN TUNNEL AND 59TH STREET BRIDGE BUILDING FLOORPLAN UPPER GROUND FLOOR | 7,700 SF 33RD STREET OFFICE OFFICE 7,700 SF Available 34RD STREET TRANSPORTATION MAP 33 STREET- RAWSON STREET LONG ISLAND CITY COURT SQUARE LIRR LIRR HUNTER’S POINT AVENUE AREA AMENITIES Restaurants/Coffee Bars & Breweries 1 Casa Enrique 44 The Beast Next Door 2 LIC Market 45 LIC Beer Project 3 Toby’s Estate 46 The Shannon Pot 4 The Mill 5 Sweetleaf 47 Bar 43 6 Hibino 48 Rockaway Brewing Co. 7 Crescent Grill 49 Transmitter Brewing 8 Corner Bistro 50 Dutch Kills 9 Alobar 51 The Creek and the Cave 10 John Brown Smokehouse 52 The Courtyard AleHouse 11 Papillon Bistro 53 The Standing Room 12 Two Boots Pizza 54 Dominie’s Hoek 13 Juice Press 14 Doughnut Plant 55 Greenpoint Lounge 15 L’Arte del Gelato 56 Studio Square Beer Garden 16 Stolle Bakery 57 L.I.C.