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Sale Brochure HUDSON VALLEY AREA OF NYS 254 SPACKENKILL ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603 EDUCATIONAL | MEDICAL | RESIDENTIAL | RELIGIOUS PROPERTY OVERVIEW ADDRESS: NYS Route 113 CR Properties Group is pleased to offer for sale a 47,000 ± square foot school and church building originally built in 1986. The site is ideal for an educational, 254 Spackenkill Road religious, or non-profit organization and is also suitable for a dormitory or satellite Poughkeepsie, NY campus concept. The structure is built of brick block and solid wooden beams and sits on a 27 acre parcel. The property can accommodate 300 plus students with 14 active classrooms, 7 restrooms, a gymnasium, and cafeteria. In addition, LOCATION: Hudson River Valley there are 6 administrative offices and one executive office with a private Dutchess County restroom. The 1,000 person auditorium has recently upgraded overhead lighting, sound, and projection systems. The site offers 371 on-site parking spaces for cars or buses and is equipped with municipal water and a septic system. NEAREST ROUTES: U.S. Route 9 NYS Route 376 LOCATION OVERVIEW Taconic State Parkway Nestled in the beautiful Hudson River Valley area of NYS the property is just an hour and a half north of NYC. The site is centrally located off of U.S. Rte 9 and LOT SIZE: 27 ± Acres NYS Rte 376. Nearby educational institutions and historical sites include Faith Christian Academy, Oakwood Friends School, Our Lady of Lourdes High School, Poughkeepsie Day School, St. Martin de Porres, Spackenkill High School, Hagan BUILDING SIZE: 47,000 ± SF Elementary School, Orville A. Todd Middle School, Nassau Elementary School, Vassar College, Marist College, Bard College, Dutchess Community College, PARKING SPACES: 371, On-Site Culinary Institute of America, SUNY New Paltz, Eleanor Roosevelt and Vanderbilt Mansion National Historic Sites, Mills Mansion, and Dutchess County Fairgrounds. ASKING PRICE: $4,975,000 CR Properties Group, LLC For more information: 295 Main Street Thomas M. Cervone Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845.485.3100 www.crproperties.com ALL DATA BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT NOT WARRANTED [email protected] EDUCATIONAL | MEDICAL | RESIDENTIAL 254 SPACKENKILL ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603 VASSAR | MARIST | BARD | DCC | CULINARY INSTITUTE AREA INFORMATION: STATUS: Move-In Condition • Vassar College • Marist College ACCOMMODATIONS: 300 Plus Students • Bard College 14 Active Classrooms • Dutchess Community College Administrative Offices • The Culinary Institute of America Executive Office • State University of New York at New Paltz 1K Person Auditorium • Poughkeepsie Station, Metro-North Hudson Line to Grand Central Gymnasium Terminal Cafeteria • IBM 7 Restrooms 3 MILES 5 MILES 7 MILES UTILITIES: Municipal Water Population 40,008 117,564 174,588 Septic Number of Households 13,833 43,893 64,030 Electric Average Household Income $96,668 $75,913 $77,188 CR Properties Group, LLC For more information: 295 Main Street Thomas M. Cervone Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845.485.3100 www.crproperties.com ALL DATA BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT NOT WARRANTED [email protected] 47,000 +/- SF BUILDING | 27 ACRE LOT 254 SPACKENKILL ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603 371 ON-SITE PARKING SPACES | 1,000 PERSON AUDITORIUM CR Properties Group, LLC For more information: 295 Main Street Thomas M. Cervone Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845.485.3100 www.crproperties.com ALL DATA BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT NOT WARRANTED [email protected] ADMINISTRATIVE & EXECUTIVE OFFICES 254 SPACKENKILL ROAD, POUGHKEEPSIE, NY 12603 ACCOMMODATES 300 PLUS STUDENTS | 14 CLASSROOMS CR Properties Group, LLC For more information: 295 Main Street Thomas M. Cervone Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845.485.3100 www.crproperties.com ALL DATA BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT NOT WARRANTED [email protected] POUGHKEEPSIE TO GRAND CENTRAL TERMINAL METRO-NORTH HUDSON LINE - 90 MINUTES HUDSON VALLEY AREA OF NYS | 1 ½ HOURS NORTH OF NYC CR Properties Group, LLC For more information: 295 Main Street Thomas M. Cervone Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 845.485.3100 www.crproperties.com ALL DATA BELIEVED TO BE ACCURATE BUT NOT WARRANTED [email protected].
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