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92 Eugene Oneill Drive
New London, CT 06320
$1,250
Conventional
Property
Bedroom
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Bathroom
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Property Type
Conventional
Square ft
8475 Square Feet
Property Description
Entrepreneurs take notice! The Chamber of Commerce of Eastern Connecticut opened its Innovation Center in downtown New London. This triple office is available for 1-3 people in this cutting-edge workplace, providing private offices for startups, regional expansion, and creative off-site meetings in New London, CT. From solopreneurs to small teams, the Innovation Center offers private offices tailored to accommodate your needs. Your perfect office awaits to meet your growing business needs. The space includes powerful WiFi onsite management with utilities included. The Innovation Center offers a full kitchen and caf?, free coffee, a wellness room, and outdoor patio for those creative fresh air days. Ideally situated off I-95 and I-395 and New London’s multi-modal transportation center with ferries from Long Island and Block Island, Amtrak rail, and interstate bus service, getting there and meeting clients is seamless. Located downtown within walking distance of the shops and restaurants of New London. We are also offering an on-site 8-week Entrepreneur Academy, business services, advocacy, and support. You’ll find all the tools you need to succeed in business regionally and your business will thrive in this unique and inventive space! Call today for a showing.
Property Information
Lot Size
0 acre(s) square ft
Property Type
Commercial Lease-Other
Year Built
1973
MLS Number
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Location
Address
92 Eugene Oneill Drive
City
New London
State
CT
Zip Code
06320
County
NEW LONDON
Listing
Name
Phone
(860) 460-8437
Office Name
Office Phone
(860) 850-0560
Agent Name
Stanley Mickus
Agency Phone
(860) 850-0560
House Features
Architectural Style: Other
Architectural Style
Flooring: Carpet, Carpet - Full
Flooring
Interior Features: Public Restrooms, Employee Lounge, Fire Suppression System
Interior Features
Window Features
Parking Features: Unassigned
Parking Features
Roof: Tar/Gravel
Roof
Neighborhood/Schools
Elementary School/District: Canyon
Elementary School/District
Middle/Junior High School/District: Canyon
Middle/Junior High School/District
High School/District: Canyon
High School/District
Subvidision Name:
Subvidision Name

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