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Scanlon and Farley of Colliers sell 5 High St.

Candia, NH Colliers sold 5 High St. According to the Rockingham County Registry of Deeds, the property sold for $1.125 million. Dan Scanlon, JD, CCIM, and Cassandra Farley, both senior associates with Colliers, represented the seller, Candia Tank Farm LLC. The buyer was 99 Rockingham Road LLC, represented by Karis Landry of eXp Realty.

The 4.82-acre property is located on Rte. 27 and includes a 2,142 s/f building formerly used for commercial oil storage and filling, a 1,380 s/f ranch-style home with two bedrooms that is providing rental income, multiple garages and storage buildings, and a yard area used for contractor parking and storage.

“Throughout the entire process, both Dan and Cassandra were very easy to work with and made the whole sale very enjoyable,” said seller Richard Wenzel. “They were easy to communicate with, quick to update us, and on top of every aspect of the transaction. Their knowledge of the commercial real estate market and all the people involved – bankers, lenders, lawyers, etc. – was extremely helpful.”

The combination of commercial land, existing buildings, yard space, and a residence made the property an unusual offering in the local market. With its access to Rte. 101, two miles away, the property offers regional connectivity to Manchester, the Seacoast, and the greater southern New Hampshire market.

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