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201 Kiln Creek Pky 3,332 SF Retail Building Yorktown, VA 23693 $1,400,000 ($420.17/SF)

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Investment Highlights

Located in the Premium Mixed Use Kiln Creek Development

Executive Summary

Located in the vibrant Kiln Creek Mixed-Use Development;
Strong amenity base with abundant restaurants and retail within walking distance;
Signage opportunities on Building and pylon sign on Kiln Creek Parkway;
Former Bank;
Three (3) Drive-Through Lanes;
Frontage 406 linear feet on Kiln Creek Parkway;
Assessed Value $1,346,700

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Property Facts

Sale Type

Investment or Owner User

Property Type

Retail

Property Subtype

Bank

Building Size

3,332 SF

Building Class

Year Built

1996

Price

$1,400,000

Price Per SF

$420.17

Tenancy

Single

Building Height

1 Story

Building FAR

0.06

Lot Size

1.31 AC

Zoning

GB - General Business

Parking

27 Spaces (8.1 Spaces per 1,000 SF Leased)

Frontage

406’ on Kiln Creek Parkway

Major Tenants

Finance and Insurance
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Since they first opened in 1923, Old Point has been committed to their customers and their community. Even though Old Point has grown substantially over the decades, They still operate under local management, with the same trusted name, and the same genuine concern about their customers. Old Point launched operations from a counter inside Cooper’s Confectionary store in the Phoebus section of Hampton in January of 1923. A local doctor, a seafood dealer, and a merchant, who cared about their community, founded Old Point because they believed it would be a help to area citizens and businesses. They named the bank after Old Point Comfort lighthouse to demonstrate their commitment to being a steady, trusted resource in all kinds of economic conditions.