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Regional Commercial handles
$900,000 sale to Turkey Plains, Inc.

South Deerfield, MA Region Commercial has completed the sale of 6 North St. The property was sold for $900,000 to Turkey Plains, Inc.

The 15,208 s/f industrial building, which includes 2,668 s/f of mezzanine space, offered a rare opportunity for owner-users seeking functional, high-bay warehouse space. The building features drive-in door access, making it ideal for a variety of industrial or distribution uses. Close proximity to downtown further adds to the convenience factor of this property, by being walking distance to local shops and restaurants.

“We’re excited for the next owner to revitalize this vacant building. We believe the sale of the property is a great fit for both the buyer and town of South Deerfield,” said Mitch Bolotin of Region Commercial.

Region Commercial represented the seller of the property in the transaction.

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