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Informations principales sur l'investissement
- 1.06± Acres with a 2,300 SF, 3-story turnkey office building
- Large unfinished attic with expansion potential
- Prime Route 66 frontage; Located on the corner of West High St. (Rte. 66) & North Main St.
- Built in 1885 with original architectural details
- Potential for adaptive-reuse and residential conversion
- Location services neighboring towns such as East Haddam, Marlborough, Glastonbury, Colchester, Portland and Middletown.
Résumé analytique
PRICE REDUCED: Now selling at $579,000
Office. Owner-user. Adaptive Reuse. Residential Conversion.
Located at 8 West High Street (Route 66), East Hampton, CT, this 1.06± acre property features a 2,300 SF, three-story professional office building rich in original 1885 architecture and historic charm. High ceilings, period details, and character you simply cannot recreate today.
The building is fully turnkey for office use, making it ideal for an established professional user looking to expand or relocate. The current occupants are relocating—not closing and will continue servicing their clients during the transition.
A New Opportunity for Adaptive Reuse & Residential Conversion
More than an office building — an opportunity to reposition a historic East Hampton property.
8 West High Street offers 2,306± SF of historic office space on 1.06± acres along Route 66, with an additional unfinished attic providing potential for expanded usable space.
Beyond its current turnkey office configuration, the property presents an intriguing adaptive-reuse opportunity for an investor, developer, or residential buyer.
Connecticut’s New Commercial-to-Residential Conversion Law.
Connecticut Public Act 25-164, effective October 1, 2025, establishes a framework intended to facilitate the conversion of qualifying commercial buildings to residential use. The legislation specifically includes office buildings and provides a potential summary review process for qualifying commercial-to-residential conversions.
For a buyer evaluating 8 West High Street, this creates an additional avenue to explore: repositioning the existing commercial building for residential use, potentially as a single-family, duplex, or other residential development, subject to applicable zoning, occupancy, building, fire and life-safety requirements and municipal approval.
The property’s existing characteristics — including its historic architecture, three-story layout, 1.06± acre site and unfinished attic — provide a compelling foundation for an adaptive-reuse strategy.
Location & Connectivity
Positioned directly on Route 66, the property benefits from excellent regional connectivity while maintaining a classic small-town setting.
East Hampton sits at the crossroads of Central Connecticut, offering easy access to: Middletown, Glastonbury, Portland, Marlborough, Colchester, and East Haddam.
This central location allows businesses to serve multiple surrounding markets while avoiding the congestion and pricing of larger urban centers.
About East Hampton, CT
East Hampton is a highly desirable town known for its historic village center, strong community, and proximity to Lake Pocotopaug. The town continues to attract professionals, small businesses, and residents seeking character, accessibility, and quality of life.
Office. Owner-user. Adaptive Reuse. Residential Conversion.
Located at 8 West High Street (Route 66), East Hampton, CT, this 1.06± acre property features a 2,300 SF, three-story professional office building rich in original 1885 architecture and historic charm. High ceilings, period details, and character you simply cannot recreate today.
The building is fully turnkey for office use, making it ideal for an established professional user looking to expand or relocate. The current occupants are relocating—not closing and will continue servicing their clients during the transition.
A New Opportunity for Adaptive Reuse & Residential Conversion
More than an office building — an opportunity to reposition a historic East Hampton property.
8 West High Street offers 2,306± SF of historic office space on 1.06± acres along Route 66, with an additional unfinished attic providing potential for expanded usable space.
Beyond its current turnkey office configuration, the property presents an intriguing adaptive-reuse opportunity for an investor, developer, or residential buyer.
Connecticut’s New Commercial-to-Residential Conversion Law.
Connecticut Public Act 25-164, effective October 1, 2025, establishes a framework intended to facilitate the conversion of qualifying commercial buildings to residential use. The legislation specifically includes office buildings and provides a potential summary review process for qualifying commercial-to-residential conversions.
For a buyer evaluating 8 West High Street, this creates an additional avenue to explore: repositioning the existing commercial building for residential use, potentially as a single-family, duplex, or other residential development, subject to applicable zoning, occupancy, building, fire and life-safety requirements and municipal approval.
The property’s existing characteristics — including its historic architecture, three-story layout, 1.06± acre site and unfinished attic — provide a compelling foundation for an adaptive-reuse strategy.
Location & Connectivity
Positioned directly on Route 66, the property benefits from excellent regional connectivity while maintaining a classic small-town setting.
East Hampton sits at the crossroads of Central Connecticut, offering easy access to: Middletown, Glastonbury, Portland, Marlborough, Colchester, and East Haddam.
This central location allows businesses to serve multiple surrounding markets while avoiding the congestion and pricing of larger urban centers.
About East Hampton, CT
East Hampton is a highly desirable town known for its historic village center, strong community, and proximity to Lake Pocotopaug. The town continues to attract professionals, small businesses, and residents seeking character, accessibility, and quality of life.
Informations sur l’immeuble
Type de vente
Propriétaire occupant
Type de bien
Bureau
Sous-type de bien
Surface de l’immeuble
214 m²
Classe d’immeuble
C
Année de construction
1885
Prix
498 554 €
Prix par m²
2 327,14 €
Occupation
Mono
Hauteur du bâtiment
3 étages
Surface type par étage
71 m²
Dalle à dalle
2,74 m
Coefficient d’occupation des sols de l’immeuble
0,05
Surface du lot
0,43 ha
Zonage
R-1S
Assez praticable à pied
40/100
Exceptionnellement adapté aux voitures
100/100
Transports en commun limités
30/100
Plutôt praticable en vélo
40/100
Taxes foncières
| Numéro de parcelle | EHAM-000001A-000039A-000029 | Évaluation des aménagements | 136 642 € |
| Évaluation du terrain | 108 132 € | Évaluation totale | 244 774 € |
Taxes foncières
Numéro de parcelle
EHAM-000001A-000039A-000029
Évaluation du terrain
108 132 €
Évaluation des aménagements
136 642 €
Évaluation totale
244 774 €
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