Manhattan - TriBeCa 249 Church Street

249 Church Street Manhattan, NY 10007

249 Church Street, Manhattan, NY, 10007
249 Church Street, Manhattan, NY, 10007
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Street Retail
Amount:
Please Call Broker for Price

Last Verified:
Dec 31, 2021

Highlights:

  • Delivered with new double-height glass storefront, ADA compliant bathroom, landmark approved flag in vanilla-box condition
  • Pop up & Pop-to-Perm terms allowed
  • Next door to the celebrity hotspot Two Hands Restaurant & Bar
  • Strong mix of TAMI office tenants & high-end residential
  • Venting through a precipitator & 18 outdoor seats possible
  • Between 7th & 8th Avenues Corner of Church & Leonard Streets

    Asking Rent:

    Upon Request

    Trains:

    1-train; n; q; r; w; 2; j; z

    Neighboring Tenants:

    Size:

  • Space A:
  • 1,050 SF
  • Space B:
  • 3,950 SFTotal
  • 450 SFGround
  • 1,750 SFLower Level
  • 1,750 SFSub-Lower Level

    • Frontage:

  • Space A:120' Wraparound
  • Space B:12'

    • Ceiling Height:

  • Space A:15'
  • Space B:10-15'

    • Additional URLs

    Map of 249 Church Street, Manhattan, NY, 10007

    Presented by:
    Kassin Sabbagh Realty

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    Carolina Aziz


    David Green


    Ike Bibi


    Madeleine Soffer


    Justin Tan


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