Connecticut, Tolland, CT 06084
Property Type
Commercial Sale
Central AC
Yes
Year Built
1987
Listing courtesy of Mark Riesbeck (860-874-6629) of Berkshire Hathaway NE Prop. (860-648-2045).
Exceptional investment opportunity at 303 Merrow Road, Tolland, CT. This 34,000-square-foot Class B office space is newly primed for conversion into a self-storage facility, thanks to recently approved zoning amendments and a strong market outlook. With the groundwork already in place, this property represents a unique opportunity to capitalize on the growing demand for self-storage in the Tolland area. Property Overview * Location: Strategically located just off Route 195, the property is only 1 mile from I-84 and 5.5 miles from the UConn Storrs campus. This highly accessible location connects to a wide customer base, including residents, businesses, and schools. * Zoning Flexibility: Newly approved zoning opens up a range of potential uses, making this property highly versatile. Options include self-storage, retail, personal and professional services, hospitality, mixed-use development, and more. * Development Potential: A Pre-Development Self-Storage Site & Market Feasibility Study conducted by Self Storage 101 has provided a detailed analysis of this opportunity. The study proposes a combination of drive-up, non-climate-controlled units on the open land and climate-controlled, interior-access units within the existing building. The included OM provides further information on these findings and recommendations.
15.32 Acres
5
1
4
Tolland
Connecticut
Commercial Sale
1987
Metal Siding, Steel Siding
1
1987
NCZ
Connecticut
connecticut
Sloped
Yes - Central Air
Yes - Propane, Forced Air
Public
Total$13,104.66/Month
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