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A UNIQUE CORPORATE CAMPUS SET ON A HISTORIC HILLSIDE ESTATE OVERLOOKING THE HUDSON RIVER. WELCOME TO BRIDGELINE ON THE HUDSON OFFICE CAMPUS FOR INFORMATION: GORDON SOKICH President Luxor Homes & Investment Realty, LLC 129 West 72nd Street, Suite 2F New York, NY 10023 • LuxorNYC.com • M: 917-664-0025 • O: 212-362-7557 • F: 212-362-7533 [email protected] https://bridgelineonthehudson.com/ BRIDGELINE ON THE HUDSON OFFICE CAMPUS AMENITIES • Ready-built HQ office space • Office space from functional to extraordinary • Access to buildings 24 hours/day, 7 days/week, 365 days/year • Ample parking • Scenic views of Hudson River, Palisades and Tappan Zee Bridge • Serviced Daily by UPS, FedEx and the US Postal Service • High-speed Internet connectivity through DS3 fiber optic direct-feed • On - site property management, maintenance staff and construction crews Industrial kitchen • Outdoor patio for dining or entertaining • On-Site catering available upon request LOCATION THIS MAGNIFICENT WESTCHESTER COUNTY OFFICE CAMPUS IS EASILY ACCESSIBLE BY CAR, BUS, TRAIN & PLANE. • A mile to Metro North Hudson Line’s Irvington rail station • Serviced by Bee-Line bus system • 38 minutes from New York City’s Grand Central Station • 1.5 miles south of the Tappan Zee Bridge, Interstate 287 (Cross Westchester Expressway) and Interstate 87 (New York State Thruway) that connect Westchester to New York City, upstate New York, New Jersey and Connecticut • 5.5 miles west of White Plains • 8.5 miles from Westchester Airport • Just a few blocks from the historic village of Irvington with its award- winning restaurants and shops, including dry cleaner, antique shops, hardware store, bank and grocery • Five blocks from the Croton Aqueduct, with its walking, hiking and biking trails • Within walking distance of a yoga studio and day spa.

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