382 Troutman Street, New York City, NY 11237
Listing Courtesy of REAL BROKER LLC
$1,800,000
Potential Rebate: $27,000
Overview
A unique and rare opportunity to purchase a mixed use commercial property in the heart of Prime Bushwick. Perfect for a developer looking to build a ground floor 2500 square foot retail space on a highly trafficked corridor or a creative end user who is looking for a live/work property.<br><br>Located on the most in demand block in Bushwick off the Jefferson L train station, Troutman Street offers an incredible amount of foot traffic due to it's nightlife, restaurants and bars, and a consistent flow of street art tours attended by hundreds of international tourists on a daily basis. <br><br>On this block alone, the businesses that add color to the neighborhood include The Johnsons, KCBC Brewery, Theatre XIV, Juke Bar, Artichoke Pizza, Kato Sake Works, and Sea Wolf. A newly opened glass front retail strip on the corner of Troutman Street and Irving Avenue currently house premier coffee shop, Nook, as well as popular thrift store, Other People’s Clothes. Around the block are House Of Yes, Queen, Turk's Inn, Xanadu Roller Arts, Carousel, and so many more great local hot spots. <br><br>The property sits on a 25 by 100 ft lot with 2 buildings on premises. Facing the street is an approximately 1200 square foot warehouse with a curb cut, approximately 12 ft. high ceilings and a small 300 square foot office above. The warehouse can very easily be converted into a glass front retail space, deli, record store, or cozy wine bar. Behind the warehouse is a 2 story 2 family residence.<br>Contact for setup.
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Bushwick
Overview of Bushwick
Bushwick is New York's capital of street art and industrial cool. A former manufacturing hub, it has transformed into a globally recognized center for creativity, nightlife, and youth culture. For buyers seeking Bushwick Brooklyn real estate, it offers converted lofts, colorful streetscapes, and an energy that is unmatched anywhere else in the borough.
Living in Bushwick is vibrant. The streets are a living canvas, home to the Bushwick Collective outdoor gallery. As a premier Brooklyn NYC neighborhood with no strict zoning height limits in many parts, it is a landscape of constant reinvention.
Real Estate & Housing Market
The market for homes for sale in Bushwick is diverse. It ranges from vinyl-sided multi-family homes to massive industrial loft conversions and sleek new condo developments.
Investors and first-time buyers flock here for the potential. While prices have risen, it still offers more square footage than Williamsburg.
Lifestyle & Community
The lifestyle in Bushwick is nocturnal and artistic. Residents dine at Roberta's (famous for pizza), drink at House of Yes (famous for performance art parties), and shop at vintage stores.
The community is a dynamic mix of the long-standing Latino community and a massive influx of artists, musicians, and young professionals.
Transportation & Accessibility
Bushwick is served by the L, M, and J/Z trains. The L train at Morgan or Jefferson provides a direct 15-minute shot to Union Square.
The M train offers an elevated view of the city and connects easily to Midtown.
Parks, Schools & Amenities
Maria Hernandez Park is the neighborhood's living room, filled with soccer games, dog walkers, and skaters.
Amenities are unconventional: instead of big-box stores, you have art supply shops, techno clubs, and organic bodegas.
Who This Neighborhood Is Best For
Bushwick is best for artists, nightlife lovers, and investors looking for a high-growth neighborhood with a distinct edge.
