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649 GRAND STREET 2,400 SF Available for Lease Located Between Leonard Street and Manhattan Avenue WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN | NY SPACE DETAILS MEDICAL/DENTAL/PET SERVICES/SALON/RESTAURANT 649 GRAND STREET 2,400 SF Available for Lease Located between Leonard Street and Manhattan Avenue WILLIAMSBURG BROOKLYN | NY SPACE DETAILS GROUND FLOOR LOCATION NEIGHBORS North side of Grand Street Eleva, Ozzie’s Fresh Market, Blue between Leonard Street and Angel Wines, Thompson Brooke, 649 GRAND ST Manhattan Avenue Lady Jay’s, Ikura Sushi, Crystal BROOKLYN, NY 11211 Lake, The Sandwich Shop SIZE Ground Floor 1,400 SF COMMENTS Dimensions are approximate Lower Level 1,000 SF Former dentist office with plumbing stubbed to multiple Total 2,400 SF rooms FRONTAGE Close proximity to both Grand, Grand Street 15 FT Graham and Lorimer L train stops Dense retail area with diverse mix ASKING RENT of national and local tenants Upon Request Bathroom / Offices / Storage Bathroom / FORMERLY Storage 100 FT 100 Dentist Office POSSESSION ~100’ 1,400 SF Immediate TRANSPORTATION Leased 2018 Ridership Report Q Q Grand Street Bus Q54/Q59 54 59 Annual 2,126,443 Annual 5,432,344 Weekday 6,964 Weekday 17,335 Residential Weekend 6,486 Weekend 18,796 WEST EAST Entryway / RETAIL RETAIL Stairs 15 FT GRAND STREET EET ASH STR Glasserie Ashbox Brooklyn Lantern MCGUINNESS BLVD BOX STREET BOX STREET MANHATTAN AVENUE Gourmet A’Fare Market RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT CLAY STREET Saint Vitus Bar Acapulco FUTURE CLAY STREET BOX ST PARK COMMERCIAL ST CLAY STREET Milk & Roses Sika Threading Salon Greenpoint Muslim The Greepoint Community Center Gallery Le Fanfare DUPONT STREET Cinema World STREET DUPONT Studios Saint Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic Church GREENPOINT T STREET PLAYGROUND DUPON EAGLE STREET Abbot Paint & DUPONT STREET FRANKLIN STREET Varnish Nieves Mini Market TS Mini Mart Joe’s Grocery Wines and Liquors EAGLE STREET Eagle Trading Company EAGLE STREET Eastern District East River Tattoo Cafe Alula Candy World Deli FREEMAN STREET EAGLE STREET MCGUINNESS BLVD Caroline Z FREEMAN STREET Hurley Bakeri Napa Auto & Tommy’s Truck Parts Evil and Love Tavern Tattoo FREEMAN STREET Greepoint Hill Casanova GREEN STREET FRANKLIN STREET FREEMAN STREET Barley Antidote Greenpoint Chocolate Natural Market GREEN STREET MANHATTAN AVENUE Organic Deli & Greenpoint Triangolo Pizzeria Grocery Corp Electrical Supply Alameda GREEN STREET Afghan Kabab and Grill House RESIDENTIAL Troost DEVELOPMENT The Springs HURON STREET GREEN STREET Anella Donner & Blitzen’s Reindeer Lounge Agra Taj Mahal The Thing Estacion.de.tren RESIDENTIAL Esme HURON STREET DEVELOPMENT Northwest Deli Franklin Angela’s Laundromat Corner Cafe HURON STREET Archestratus Hop Lee Kitchen Books + Foods Pets On The Run Odd Fox Coee KanaHashi INDIA STREET HURON STREET Ramen FRANKLIN STREET Restaurant New China J & C Shoe Repair Fresh Stop Victor Grocery INDIA STREET World of Flowers Ott Thai Cuisine Antidote Apothecary + Tea Bar Early The Moonlight Mile Dollar $ Town INDIA STREET Master Piece Vape Nassau Nail Spa & Smoke Shop Rus Discount Chiko JAVA STREET INDIA STREET Franklin Street Laundromat 3 Roots Polam Meat Market Shanghai Lee Ponti Rossi Rzesowska Bakery MCGUINNESS BLVD AS Warehouse Dandelion Wine RESIDENTIAL JAVA STREET Astral Apartments Friducha Oak & Iron Lorven Pharmacy Brooklyn Label I Food JAVA STREET PA Deli Grill & Grocery Store St Alphonsus Roman Catholic Church Citroen Bistro & KENT STREET JAVA STREET FRANKLIN STREET Wolves Within Cocktrail Bar Polish & Slavic Center Cafeteria Oishi Old Polish Bakery Faruque’s Gift Shop The Brew Inn KENT STREET GREENPOINT AVENUE Pentatonic Guitars St. Elias Greek Rite Thai Cafe Church of the Catholic Church Haus New York Ascension - Greenpoint Mazur Meat Market Vamos Al Tequila The Garden Point View Deli KENT STREET Elder Greene Kimchee Market MOULTRIE STREET W-Nassau Meat Market Bread Brothers Bagel Puebo Querido Coee Roasters Cafe GREENPOINT AVENUE Greenpoint Eye Care Brooklyn Craft KENT STREET Maman Save Rite Wine & Liquors Chinese Adelina’s Company JEWEL STREET Musician Manhattan Avenue Cleaners GREENPOINT AVENUE DIAMOND STREET Greenpoint Deli Ramona Greenpoint Jungle Cafe G Brooklyn Art Walk the West Vintage French Epi Beauty Salon G NEWELL STREET Studios Brooklyn Black Rabbit HUMBOLDT STREET Rapid Bicycle Co. Home of the Brave Brooklyn MCGUINNESS BLVD Fleaheart GREENPOINT AVENUEOxomoco Mom & Pop’s Realty Kennaland Bazaar Organic Market Mr. Berry Full Circle PencilWorks RESIDENTIAL Karczma Gotham Greens DNA Footwear Modern The Element at La Pizza CALYER STREET Farms Greenpoint Pencil Factory ECKFORD STREET GREENPOINT AVENUE Greenpoint & Convenience Lucas Electronics Brouwerji Coco 66 Alter Polonia Book Store Paulie Gee’s Lane Adaptations St Anthony of LEONARD STREET Tender Di An Di Homecoming St John’s Padua Church Trap Broken Land Lutheran Church MANHATTANSunshine AVENUE Laundromat Futonland Pas Mal T TON STREE Franklin Deli Littleneck Outpost MIL CALYER STREET Market Greenpoint Tri State Reformed Church Natural Cleaners Lumber Petland Discounts Word Hawaiian Sunrise NAPA Auto MILTON STREET Christina’s Tanning Parts Paul’s Plumbing MESEROLE AVENUE Fornino Bull in the Oasis Supplies Brooklyn Safehouse Primp & Polish Heather Salon Union Baptist Church Porter James Cafe Riviera CALYER STREET Incausa Duke’s Liquor Box at Noble Cafe Grumpy HUMBOLDT STREET NOBLE STREET Greenpoint MOULTRIE STREET FRANKLIN STREET FRANKLIN WEST STREET WEST Brooklyn City Funiture Greenpoint Shul MESEROLE AVENUE Nathan’s Farm Godbless USA Deli Slick Willie Table & Bar E STREET Paulie Gee’s Slice Shop BK Floor NOBL Brooklyn EXPO Supply Inc Le Gamin Center Adobe CALYER STREET K & S Tire New York Shop JEWEL STREET MESEROLE AVENUE Smallhome Flying Brother Vittles Cafe Polish National DIAMOND STREET Academy ET Italy Pizza Vellies Squirrel OAK STRE Catholic Church Records Apollo Maria Puk Express Capri Grocery Social Club Greenpoint OAK STREET CALYER STREET Baker’s Dozen Tattoo Company Film Noir Juice Point Cinema Brooklyn NEWELL STREET Woodwind & Brass B E Yarn Syrena Bakery AVENUE MESEROLE AVENUE NORMAN MCGUINNESS BLVD RESIDENTIAL Black Irish DEVELOPMENT Silk Road Cycles P.S 34 Oliver Tattoo H Perry Norman Moharani CALYER STREET The Karcher WEST STREET WEST Beauty ECKFORD STREET Convenience and Design NY Ramen Spot Smoke Shop Good Room AVENUE Chez Ma Tante 169 Smashbox MESEROLE AVENUE Cleaners NORMAN The Diamond LEONARD STREETNatural Garden Studios BK Lucent Yoga HUMBOLDT STREET FRANKLIN STREET Woodstack Grapepoint Greenpoint Toy Center Wines Russ Pizza MANHATTAN AVENUE M Greenpoint Connie O’s Peter Pan Donut & Patry Shop Polka Dot Benjamin Moore AVENUE JEWEL STREET Rooted NYC WR Hardware MESEROLE AVENUE NORMAN 718 Vape & Smoke LORIMER STREET DIAMOND STREET United States Le Fond NYC Pop Up Space Postal Oice GUERNSEY STREET Lake Street Bar NEWELL STREET Lite Bites Greenpoint Floral Co AVENUE Pops Popular MCGUINNESS BLVD NORMAN Busy Bee Clothing MESEROLE AVENUE Goldie’s DOBBIN STREET Nassau Food CUP Paradise Florist Bar FRANKLIN STREET Hungry? Finest Deli Exchange Tony’s NASSAU AVENUE Pizzeria Northern Polish & Slavic Diamond Young Good Move Territory Greenpoint ECKFORD STREET Federal Credit Union Jaslowiczanka Lil Fruit Tacos & Islamic Center Bakery Northside AVENUE Krolewskie Jadlo Mezcal Bakery Manhattan Vernis Hair & Vine Box Halcyon NORMAN Three Decker Awoke Vintage Beauty Studio Kyoto Greenpoint Wines Gourmet Sushi Beer and Ale GEM STREET Juhas Clean Green Star Deli Brooklyn Delicatessens Konditori LEONARD STREET Standard Deli Feng Sway Cleaners Nassau Bi-Rite American Barber Shop Avila Kitchen Studio NASSAU AVENUEFood Corpi Manhattan Fruit Raizes Krajan Dobbin Street MANHATTAN AVENUE Vintage Co-op In & Out Chicken Churrascaria Polish Deli N. 15 Grace’s Day Spa AVENUE Boon Thai Bar Uni TH Nassau STREET Coat of Arms Brooklyn Ave Deli NORMAN Super Saver Mini Me A/D/O Taqueria La Nortena LORIMER STREET Discount Center Amber Steak Wak HUMBOLDT STREET Cherry Point Norman Kwoon Scalino GP House Mr. Plum Parlour Wine Copper+Plaid FRANKLIN STREET Acai Berry NASSAU AVENUE& Spirits Pyza DIAMOND STREET GUERNSEY STREET El Born Rachel’s Burson and Reynolds Garden Moe’s Calexico Doughs Kestane NEWELL STREET DOBBIN STREET Kebab BANKERS STREET Beacon’s Closet Happy Zoe Adam MCGUINNESS BLVD Vegan Bakery Deli N. 14 Frankel’s TH Delicatessen G NASSAU AVENUE STREET Five N. 15 Leaves G Green Garden Deli ECKFORD STREET Idian Larry TH Sapporo Ichiban AVENUE Cacao Market by Motorcycles NYC STREET Irene’s Pub MarieBelle Sauvage Loren Sisters of WYTHE Slovak Club LEONARD STREET Holy Family N. 13 Torst Baoburg AVENUE TH St. Stamislaus Kostka MANHATTANMirth AVENUE Vintage Breaking STREET NASSAU AVENUE Fortune Cookies Catholic Academy Sky Holy Boundaries KENT Spritzenhaus33 Charlotte Patisserie Flowers Ground BBQ Sposito Awakening NY Voila’s Heart & Soul Dar525 N. 14 RESIDENTIAL Exhibit San Damiano Mission Three Kings Tattoo 216 Driggs Ave Monger’s Salon TH Catholic Church Sikorski Meat Market Palate STREET Fox & Fawn Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses BQ Sports Coral Used Clothes Epsy Color N. 12 LORIMER STREET Greenpoint Gazette Line & Label Imaging DRIGGS AVENUE Greenpoint TH The Gutter NASSAU AVENUE Wild Was STREET A Bar Brooklyn B’s Bikes Gymnastics Mama HUMBOLDT STREET Upstate Stock High Valley DRIGGS AVENUE Freddy’s Food Saint Stanislaus AVENUE N. 13 Berry Park Books Market Margaret’s Kostka Church Output TH Uro Cafe Beauty Center STREET GRAHAM AVENUE WYTHE Du’s Donuts & Enid’s ECKFORD STREET Brooklyn STREET N. 11 Halcyon Coee LEONARD STREET BROOME TH Athletic Club STREET RESIDENTIAL Greenpoint Car BERRY STREET Eckford Street Schimanski Reynald 524 Manhattan
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