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National Lumber purchases former Agway/Smithland building on State St. - $1.8 million

North Haven, CT O,R&L Commercial has completed the sale of 66 State St., a 17,947 s/f retail building situated on 3.52 acres.

The sale was facilitated by Sam Crampton of O,R&L Commercial in Branford who represented the buyer, National Lumber. Tyler Lyman of TRUE Commercial Real Estate in Fairfield represented the Seller, Trio Fund | CT portfolio, LLC out of New York. The property transferred for $1.8 million.

Located along the highly traveled State St. (Rte. 5) commercial corridor, the property was formerly occupied by Agway/Smithland Supply and features a retail building and greenhouse space with on-site parking. The site offers 217 ft. of frontage along State St. and convenient access to I-91, located less than one mile from the property. National Lumber, Inc. will be exploring several business opportunities for the location in order to continue delivering exceptional local expertise and par excellent service.

National Lumber, Inc. has served as a cornerstone of the building industry in the Greater New Haven area for over sixty years. Locally owned and operated at 381 State St., the company supplies full-service framing, millwork, trusses, engineered joists and beams, windows, kitchens, and trim to the region’s residential contractors, remodelers, and homeowners. Backed by an experienced sales team, a dedicated residential estimating department, specialized quality-controlled storage, and a delivery fleet of boom and dump trucks, National Lumber provides comprehensive building materials and value-added project support throughout Connecticut.

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