Business owners, stop paying rent. Own your business and your building.
This 2,356 SF mixed-use property in Queens Village puts a ground-floor commercial storefront — currently
operating as a barbershop — directly beneath two free-market apartments, giving an owner-
occupant the rare combination of built-in income and business space under one roof.
Both residential tenants pay their own heat and hot water, keeping your operating costs lean
from day one.
The property occupies 19 feet of frontage on Hempstead Avenue with immediate
access to the LIRR at Queens Village station, multiple bus lines, and the Belt and Cross Island
Parkways —...
Business owners, stop paying rent. Own your business and your building.
This 2,356 SF mixed-use property in Queens Village puts a ground-floor commercial storefront — currently
operating as a barbershop — directly beneath two free-market apartments, giving an owner-
occupant the rare combination of built-in income and business space under one roof.
Both residential tenants pay their own heat and hot water, keeping your operating costs lean
from day one.
The property occupies 19 feet of frontage on Hempstead Avenue with immediate
access to the LIRR at Queens Village station, multiple bus lines, and the Belt and Cross Island
Parkways — a location that keeps both residential and commercial space consistently in
demand.
The neighboring property at 220-24 is also available, offering the opportunity to control two
storefronts side by side on the same block.
Business owners, stop paying rent. Own your business and your building.
This 2,356 SF mixed-use property in Queens Village puts a ground-floor commercial storefront — currently
operating as a barbershop — directly beneath two free-market apartments, giving an owner-
occupant the rare combination of built-in income and business space under one roof.
Both residential tenants pay their own heat and hot water, keeping your operating costs lean
from day one.
The property occupies 19 feet of frontage on Hempstead Avenue with immediate
access to the LIRR at Queens Village station, multiple bus lines, and the Belt and Cross Island
Parkways — a location that keeps both residential and commercial space consistently in
demand.
The neighboring property at 220-24 is also available, offering the opportunity to control two
storefronts side by side on the same block.
