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Posted: April 18, 2025
Stevens of Press|Cuozzo Commercial Services finalizes $750,000 sale
Madison, CT According to Press|Cuozzo Commercial Services, Renee Stevens has finalized the sale of 86 Bradley Rd. The 2,852 s/f office building, set on .23 acres, was well maintained, with off-street parking and located across from the Shoreline East train station.
The transaction closed at $750,000.
Press/Cuozzo has been serving the area since 1990 and is known throughout New Haven County.
as an innovative and aggressive force successfully marketing all types of properties. Press/Cuozzo Realtors provides Residential Brokerage, Relocation Services, Senior Real Estate Services and the services of a Commercial/Industrial Division.
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