Cohasset, MA Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease
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This Norfolk County town of around 1,500 is located approximately 20 miles southeast of Boston. Since it's so small, its commercial real estate options tend to be a bit limited. However, with our listings and real estate professionals, you can find the office, industrial or retail space that you need in or near town.
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Cohasset Commercial Investment Properties
Why should you invest in commercial real estate in this historic community? In 1614, Captain John Smith was the first European explorer to navigate the area, which was then settled in 1647. The region has a humid subtropical climate, which is relatively warm for a geographical area so far north in latitude. This means the summers are hot and humid, and the winters tend to be mild to cool.
Natural preserves comprise much of the southwestern part of the town. Both the Wompatuck State Park and Whitney and Thayer Woods Reservation are located in this region. Wompatuck offers camping for 262, with electricity available at 140 sites. From mid-April until mid-October, tourists have the opportunity to take advantage of the camping facilities. Visitors can enjoy walking a 1.5-mile trail. Park visitors now have use of 20 spaces in the former MBTA Station lot. Non-motorized boats are allowed to use the park's boat ramp to access the Aaron River Reservoir. Some other trails in the park include 12 miles of paved bike routes, besides other trails dedicated to hiking, horseback riding, cross-country skiing and mountain biking. Seasonal game bird hunting is allowed in the South Field portion of the park. Free spring water is available at Mt. Blue Spring.
The effects of the glacial era are evident at Whitney and Thayer Woods. Remnants of the Ice Age, such as boulders and caves, abound in this scenic reservation. Ten miles of moderately-difficult trails take hikers to a group of glacial remnants known as Ode's Den, Bigelow Boulder and the American holly groves. A portion of the trails, Milliken Memorial Path, is lined with a wild garden that was planted in the 1920s and includes azaleas, rhododendrons and other warm-climate shrubbery.
Turkey Hill comprises 62 acres of woods and provides a scenic view with its 187-foot summit. The fields on top of the hill receive an annual cutting in order to preserve such grassland birds as the bobolink and meadowlark. The woods are open all year from sunrise to sunset.
The Barnes Wildlife Sanctuary, a deep-forest habitat, features steep-sloped ledges, wetlands and dense forests that provide a home for 19 species of birds and watersheds that are home to amphibians and invertebrates.
The Wheelwright Park near Little Harbor is a product of the New Deal program, when the Works Progress Administration (WPA) constructed 4,000 feet of gravel paths through the park and fireplaces at points set aside as picnic areas. Today, the paths are hiking trails lined with pine trees. An ice skating pond constructed by the Civilian Conservations Corps (CCC) in the 1930s is also a favorite site in Wheelwright Park.
One of the nation's oldest yacht clubs, the town's yacht club was formed in 1894. Last March, the club's members voted to replace their clubhouse, which is expected to be ready for opening in late spring or early summer.
Formed in 1960, the town's sailing club was created to make sailing accessible and affordable for the community's citizens. The club places special emphasis on training youth in seamanship.
With all its natural attractions and appealing outdoor activities, it's no wonder that investing in commercial real estate in this town is an excellent choice. As the U.S. economy continues to grow and tourists with higher paychecks are willing to spend their hard-earned money, there will be an increasing demand for retail and hospitality businesses to serve their needs.
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Cohasset MA Office Space
Work Station offers a variety of office environments in which members have a choice as to the amount of interaction they want with fellow members. They even offer a private office space option.
Office space is available in small, medium, large or suite options. All offices include locking doors, furniture and storage. All membership choices include common work areas with work tables with electrical access, private phone rooms and the privilege of reserved conference rooms.
Meeting and event spaces are available to Work Station members and non-members alike. There are meeting rooms with AV access that can accommodate from two to twelve. The Lounge Room is ideal for informal gatherings. The 50-capacity Training Room is perfect for presentations or roundtable discussions. It contains a large projection screen system and ergonomic furniture. The Work Station café is another great venue for holding catered gatherings.
Monthly part-time memberships for Work Station range from $40 for a one-day pass during business hours Monday through Friday to the Five Spot, or five-days per month and Off-peak Nights and Weekends for $125.
The full-time Work Station monthly memberships include Full Open Seating for $300 and Flex Office, which includes open seating plus six days reserved office for $400.
The Dedicated Membership option offers a full-time private office suite ranging from $550 to $2,500 per month.
Located in a plaza constructed in 1989 at 380 Chief Justice Cushing Highway, a second-floor office space between 250 and 5,000 square feet will be available for lease this month. Drive-through access is available.
Cohasset MA Retail Space
A first-floor retail space between 1,000 and 3,000 square feet at 1 Brock Street is listed for lease for $25 per square foot a year. Located in the center of town, the space is immediately available and is situated in a freestanding building constructed in 1970.
Expected to be completed in 2019, a proposed 30,000-square-foot retail space in a freestanding building at 380 Chief Justice Cushing Highway will be available for lease on August 1.
Located in a plaza built in 1989 also at 380 Chief Justice Cushing are two retail spaces available for immediate rent. One space contains 2,200 square feet and the other 2,400 square feet with drive-through access.
2017 Commercial Real Estate News
The third quarter of the year showed a slowdown in real estate activity in Norfolk County, both commercial and residential.
The number of real estate sales for both residential and commercial properties declined 4 percent from 2016, and the total value of sales dropped 23 percent. Considering both residential and commercial real estate, the average sales price was $653,539.
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