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Shea of Shea Commercial Properties handles $675,000 sale

Windham, NH Sinclair Lewis Realty, LLC has purchased property located at 47 Rockingham Rd., Rte. 28.  Ralph and Belinda Sinclair, owners, will operate Woof-Woof Doggie Daycare on the site. 

The business offers doggie daycare, boarding, basic obedience training, and has been in business since 1990.  The property has easy access to I-93.  The sale price according to the Registry of

47 Rockingham Road - Windham, NH

Deeds was $675,000.

The sale transaction was handled by Harry Shea of Shea Commercial Properties, Inc. 

Shea Commercial Properties, Inc. is a full-service commercial real estate company serving Northern Mass. and southern N.H.

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