Offered at $10 million, 866 East 29th Street is an approximately 16,000-square-foot commercial building near Brooklyn College in Midwood. With a column-free interior, ceilings reaching approximately 20 feet, and roughly 160 feet of street frontage, the property combines flexible interior space with a strong street presence. Potential educational, medical, or community facility uses are subject to verification and required approvals.



Office · For sale · Midwood
“16,000 SF office for sale in Midwoo
866 east 29 Street Brooklyn NY 11210
Listed by nissim twito
- Size
- 16,000 SF
- Asking price
- $10M
- Price / SF
- $625
- Available
- Now
Listed Nov 9
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- Street frontage
- Exposed brick
- High ceilings
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The building
- Floors
- 1
- Built
- 1927
- Building size
- 16,000 SF
- Lot frontage
- 160 ft
- Use
- Commercial and office building: 1 commercial unit
- Zoning
- R4. A residence district.
- Altered
- Last major alteration on record in 2003
Location
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Getting there
- Flatbush Av-Brooklyn College
- Avenue H
- Avenue J
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