346 Exchange St, Geneva, NY, 14456

346 Exchange St Geneva, NY 14456

346 Exchange St, Geneva, NY, 14456
346 Exchange St, Geneva, NY, 14456 346 Exchange St, Geneva, NY, 14456 346 Exchange St, Geneva, NY, 14456
FOR LEASE
Property Type:
Free Standing Building
Amount:
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Highlights

  • Lease rate does not include utilities, property expenses or building services
  • Fully Built-Out as Standard Retail Space
  • Space is an outparcel at this property
  • Signalized Intersection.
  • Corner Lot Location

Description

Former Family Dollar that is moving to a larger building after 27 successful years in business. The space is built out as a standard retail space, and can be sub-divided down to a 3,515 SF space as well.

Freestanding building at a signalized intersection located in Geneva's new rebuilt Central Business District with new sidewalks, across from the Hampton Inn and Seneca Lake. The Central Business District has was the recipient of a $10 million Downtown Revitalization Project from NY State that improved roadways, parking, biking, access to the waterfront, and infilled development sites. Over the last decade, Geneva has emerged as a major employment center in the Finger Lakes, boasting over 200 firms and nearly 1,500 jobs in the central business district alone.


Year Built: 1996
Building Size: 7030sq ft
Building Class: C
Lot Size: 0.39 acres


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Units for Lease

Freestanding Retail
Space Available: 7030 SF
Lease Type: NNN

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