4101 1st Ave - 7,000-19,000 sf w/ 12,000 sf Land

4101 1st Ave - 7,000-19,000 sf w/ 12,000 sf Land

Brooklyn Headquarters Building With Parking

Description

4101 1st Avenue stands as a functional and modern three-story building in the burgeoning Sunset Park area of Brooklyn. Its ground floor is designed as a spacious warehouse, ideal for all industrial uses, with drive-in doors for easy loading and access. The second floor features sleek, finished Class A office space, complete with executives offices, conference rooms, and bullpen areas, along with numerous windows that flood the area with natural light. On the third floor, a comfortable employee lounge offers a relaxing retreat, complete with kitchen amenities, a pool table, a full service gym, and views of the surrounding neighborhood. Outside, the building is complemented by a convenient & secured private lot, ensuring ample parking for staff and visitors alike. All reasonable divisions considered.

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Location

Address
4101 1st Ave, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Block
716
Lot
1
Highways
Gowanus Expy

Sq Ft

Available Space
7,000-19,000 sf
Available Land
12,000 sf
Bldg Area
6,780 sf
Floors
8,000 sf Grnd 8,000 sf 2nd 3,000 sf 3rd
Parking Spaces
Yes
Offices
11,000 sf
Plot
18,900 sf

Financials

Asking Lease
Call or Email

Construction

Use
Industrial Commercial-Office
Bldg Type
2-story
Ceiling
15'
Zone
M3-1
FAR
2
Drive-in
2
Year Built
1957

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Area Profile

Gowanus Expy

Southwest Brooklyn (Sunset Park, Red Hook, Gowanus)

The industrial areas of South Brooklyn encompass several neighborhoods that historically supported a range of manufacturing, warehousing, and industrial activities.

From Sunset Park to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, South Brooklyn has maintained a significant heavy industrial presence, especially along its waterfront. The area includes port facilities and warehouses that support maritime trade and logistics and has become a major hub for E-Commerce given its proximity to Manhattan as well as New Jersey. In recent years, the are has also attracted artists, artisans, and creative businesses, adding a cultural dimension to its industrial character.

Zoning

M3-1 Zone

M-zones are designed to accommodate a variety of industrial and manufacturing activities, including heavy and light manufacturing, warehousing, distribution centers, and storage facilities. These areas are regulated by zoning laws to ensure compatibility with surrounding neighborhoods and to manage issues such as noise, traffic, and environmental impacts.

Typical Uses

Typical uses include power plants, bulk storage, recycling and waste management, heavy repair, construction facilities, concrete plants, etc.