Holliston, MA Commercial Real Estate for Sale and Lease

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With its location about 21 miles west of Boston, this charming Middlesex County town of approximately 13,500 has plenty to offer in terms of commercial real estate. At any given moment, prime retail, industrial and office space is available. You should act quickly, though, and having access to accurate information is of the utmost importance.

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Located only 21 miles west of Boston in Middlesex County, this town of 13,547 is poised to develop in a number of different real estate areas. With 18.7 square miles of land, the town is located near the banks of the Charles River, and possesses a number of historical districts, including Braggville and the Thomas Hollis Historic District, that regularly attract visitors. Some businesses, such as Fiske’s General Store, have been in continuous operation since the 1860s.

In terms of green space and public recreation, the town has a 140 acre pond known as Lake Winthrop that is host to a number of outdoor activities, including kayaking, swimming, and fishing. A beach and picnicking area known as Pleasure Point is located adjacent to Lake Winthrop. Currently under development and soon to be completed is the Upper Charles Trail, which is transforming the town’s abandoned railway bed into a place for bicyclists, cross-country skiers, and other pedestrian uses. Numerous parks and sports fields can be found throughout the area, and festivities, parades, and other city-wide celebrations are held year round.

For transportation, the town is located within close proximity to the major artery of Interstate 495, as well as the Massachusetts Turnpike, while Route 126 and Route 16 travel directly through the city.

Commercial opportunities abound in several different real estate categories. The lot at 123 Washington Street, which has a flexible zoning, has 38,161 square feet of space. Built in 1972, the former light manufacturing site offers enormous rooms with tall ceilings and convenient access to a loading door. Several suites make up the majority of the space, ranging in size from 300 square feet to 6,500 square feet. The estimated rent for this property ranges from $0.50 to $0.98 per square foot per month.

The commercially zoned lot at 1750A Washington Street is perfect for investors with a dynamic vision for development. With 1.5 acres of land, the property is located directly off Route 126 via Route 16. The area has been listed for $295,000.

Office Space Market

In this town, office space comes in many different forms; historic buildings with bay windows and brick exteriors are as common as industrial-style office parks with large parking lots and easy commercial access.

Built in 1984, the flexibly zoned complex at 84 October Hill Road has 112,998 square feet of available space. Many of the units combine the ease of enormous distribution and storage space with dedicated office facilities, making this property perfect for entrepreneurs seeking many uses for their space. With a brick exterior and white rectangular top, the building features modern, clean aesthetics among its elegantly landscaped grounds. The estimated rent for this property has not been made publicly available.

For those seeking easily modifiable space with a large footprint, the flexibly zoned property at 201 Summer Street offers customization within an aesthetically appealing frame. Combining warehouse space with office floors, the 91,729 square foot building is adjacent to a parking lot, and boasts 10 to 20 foot high ceilings. With two stories and a carpeted shared reception area, the air-conditioned building is perfect for businesses that anticipate tremendous expansion and diversification. Built in 1996, the rent for this building has not been released.

For those investors seeking a more boutique, tailored experience, the multi-story structure at 340 Woodland Street may be perfect. Built next to the road on a slight incline, the flexibly zoned building offers long suites ideal for an open plan office configuration lit with natural light from the numerous windows. With a loading door on the ground level, the building also can act as storage for a business with multiple products or lines. With 2,000 square feet, the estimated rent per square foot per month for this property is $0.90.

Retail Space Market

Many of the retail spaces available in town echo the historic feel of nearby buildings. The structure at 770-776 Washington Street makes excellent use of its corner lot at Washington Street and Central Street, creating an elegant sweeping building of brick and white exterior trim. The ample canopied storefront windows on the first floor exist beneath the stately office windows on the second story. Built in 1930, the 12,756 square foot structure has an estimated rent of $0.75 per square foot per month.

Similarly, the structure at 760 Washington Street has the style of a gabled, boutique retail space with meticulously manicured shrubbery creating a picturesque perimeter. Built in 1977, the 2,351 square foot building is suited for banking, although other ventures may thrive here. A full basement and drive-up window rounds out the structure’s amenities. The estimated rent per square foot for this property has not been publicly disclosed.

The flexibly zoned property at 161 Kuniholm Drive offers retail tenants large, unfettered spaces for businesses that rely on distribution or storage. With 31,500 total square feet of space, the building includes a drive-up window and nearby parking. Built in 1984, the estimated rent for the units in this structure is $0.50 per square foot per month.

Meanwhile, the flexibly zoned property at 229 Lowland Street provides a clustered series of buildings perfect for adventuresome retailers. Built in 1970, the 8,000 square foot structure includes air conditioning and customizable signage for two 4,000 square foot units. The estimated rent for this property is $0.50 per square foot per month.

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