4223 1st Ave - 2,500 sf - 5,000 sf / 3rd & 4th Floors

4223 1st Ave - 2,500 sf - 5,000 sf / 3rd & 4th Floors

Brooklyn Office Space

Description

Located in Sunset Park Brooklyn is this excellent office space, ranging form 2,500 SF to 7,500 SF.  A tenant can have one or two floors to themselves, in a very secure building. There is a passenger elevator, high speed internet, and windows on two sides of the building which provide lots of natural light.  Quick access to subways, expressways and tunnels.  Conference rooms, some individual offices and a bullpen area make this a great space for any type of office use/satellite office.

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Location

Address
4223 1st Ave, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY 11232
Cross Street
42nd 43rd
Block
721
Lot
1
Subway
N R
Highways
Belt Pkwy Gowanus Expy

Sq Ft

Available Space
2,500-7,500 sf
Bldg Area
10,000 sf
Bldg Dimensions
56 x 45
Floors
2,500 sf 2nd 2,500 sf 3rd 2,500 sf 4th
Parking Spaces
Yes
Plot
2,500 sf
Lot Frontage
56'
Lot Depth
45'

Financials

Asking Lease
Call or Email
Lease Type
Gross
Possession
Immediate

Construction

Use
Commercial-Office
Stories
4
Bldg Material
Concrete
Heat
Gas
Sprinkler
Wet
Ceiling
12'
Zone
M3-1
FAR
2
Loading Docks
Yes
Power
400
Year Built
1930

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Area Profile

N
R
Belt Pkwy
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.