Abington Gas Stations

Buying

With its alluring mixture of an established business district and numerous gorgeous natural sights, this area is both a visitor’s paradise and a pleasant place in which to reside. This translates into a steady stream of traffic from both denizens and tourists eager to take a closer look at the numerous gorgeous features within the city’s limits. Purchasing a gas station here provides an excellent opportunity to become part of a strong local economy as well as the larger east coast seaboard. Only 22 miles from Boston, this town hosts plenty of traffic from those making their way to or from the numerous large metropolises that dot the coastline.

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Those that are intrigued by the prospect should contact Boston City Properties for further details. Our team of associates can quickly identify available properties, and help buyers find the best possible station for their needs. Whether one is seeking a parcel with a convenience store, or would like information about a service-oriented property, we can find the best possible deals in the shortest amount of time.

Leasing

Those who are keener to lease a gas station in this city will find a range of styles already available. From the glass and steel frameworks of contemporary design to Art Deco and modernist throwbacks that were originally constructed in the 1930s and 1950s, almost every type of building is present in this region.

Several stations are sited at an intersection, and have two primary entrance and exit points. In some cases, these can increase to four or more access points, depending on how the station is positioned to the roads on either side of it. The central fueling stations tend to number from between four to twelve individual pumps, and are typically covered with a long overhang or canopy that is emblazoned with the company’s logo or colors. This canopy often has lighting installed so that it may illuminate the pumps while also providing protection from the rain and other weather events. The perimeter of the stations are typically ornamented with some form of landscaping. Usually, this consists of several plants growing in a gravel or wood chip bed.

If the station has a convenience store, it is usually visible from the street, and has large windows so that customers can see the merchandise for sale from afar. These stores are often 2,000 to 3,000 square feet in size, although on some properties the store is much smaller in order to fit onto the allotted property. These more compact stores may feature a central teller station that is surrounded by bullet proof glass. A small service tray will facilitate transactions with visitors, while a mouthpiece enables those in the booth and those in the store to communicate orally. Other stores do away with this feature, preferring an open setting that is next to a window which allows the clerk to monitor the fueling going on outside.

Most of the stations available for lease include a small section that has machines that distribute both water and air for motorists who wish to replenish their engines or boost their tires. This section is typically located away from the principal fueling area, and has a few dedicated parking spaces that make it easier for motorists to conduct their business. The central fueling region is often wide enough to accommodate two large vehicles side by side, such as two large trucks. Some stations include an extra wide service bay expressly made for 18 wheelers or other substantially large vehicles.

Geographical Location

Bordered by the towns of Whitman to the south, Rockland to the east, Weymouth to the north and Brockton to the west, this city is crossed by numerous transit routes, from Route 123 to Route 18 to Route 139 and Route 58. The town itself is divided into two principal neighborhoods, known as North Abington and the central business district. Both Route 123 and Route 58 pass near Island Grove Pond and the adjacent Island Grove Park, while Route 18 loosely follows the Shumatuscacant River. The Ames Norwell State Park, meanwhile, can be accessed via Groveland Street.

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