售$135萬 - 3715-3725 US Highway 9w Route, 紐約州 Highland, NY 12528｜ID # 969914

在迅速發展的哈德遜河谷，這是一個難得的機會，獲得一個已獲批准的綜合用途開發用地。該房產已獲批准建設22個住宅單位和約14,000平方英尺的商業空間，形成一個充滿活力的住宅和零售/辦公環境，位於一個高度可見的走廊上。該用地位於9W公路的戰略位置，享有優越的可見性、強大的日常交通流量和出色的可達性。規劃包括約90個停車位，以支持住宅和商業用途。該地點提供卓越的區域連通性，距離普基普西的Metro-North火車站僅3.6英里，提供直達紐約市的服務，距離中哈德遜橋約1.2英里，連接到9號公路和普基普西市。該地區被哈德遜河谷一些最受歡迎的景點和設施所環繞，距離哈德遜州立歷史公園（Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park）、哈德遜河谷鐵路小徑（Hudson Valley Rail Trail）、紐約州立大學新帕爾茨校區（SUNY New Paltz）、美國烹飪學院（Culinary Institute of America）、馬里斯特學院（Marist College）和巴薩學院（Vassar College）僅幾分鐘車程。該地區以繁榮的旅遊業、戶外娛樂、餐飲、酒莊和農場到餐桌文化而著稱。隨著對住房和鄰里商業服務的強勁區域需求，這一經批准的綜合用途開發為尋求利用中哈德遜河谷地區持續增長的投資者和建築商提供了令人信服的機會。

Rare opportunity to acquire a fully approved mixed-use development site in the rapidly growing Hudson Valley. This property offers approvals in place for 22 residential units and approximately 14,000 square feet of commercial space, creating a dynamic residential and retail/office environment in a highly visible corridor. Strategically positioned on Route 9W, the site benefits from excellent visibility, strong daily traffic counts, and outstanding accessibility. Plans include approximately 90 parking spaces, supporting both residential and commercial uses. The location offers exceptional regional connectivity, situated just 3.6 miles from the Poughkeepsie Metro-North Train Station, providing direct service to New York City, and approximately 1.2 miles from the Mid-Hudson Bridge, connecting to Route 9 and the City of Poughkeepsie. Surrounded by some of the Hudson Valley’s most desirable attractions and amenities, the property is minutes from Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park, Hudson Valley Rail Trail, SUNY New Paltz, the Culinary Institute of America, Marist College, and Vassar College. The area is known for its thriving tourism, outdoor recreation, dining, wineries, and farm-to-table culture. With strong regional demand for both housing and neighborhood commercial services, this approved mixed-use development presents a compelling opportunity for investors and builders seeking to capitalize on the continued growth of the Mid-Hudson Valley region.