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The Geenty Group, Realtors sells mixed-use property to firm for $1 million

Westbrook, CT Kristin Geenty of The Geenty Group, Realtors has completed the sale of a mixed-use commercial property at 1266 Boston Post Rd. Westbrook Place, LLC a private investment group sold the property to local private investors, Fratelli Holding Co. The sale of the fully-tenanted property underscores ongoing demand for stabilized, income-producing assets along the state’s shoreline.

The 0.5-acre property features two buildings: a mixed-use structure dating back to the 1950s and an historic house from 1840, comprising six commercial/residential units across 3,756 s/f, and a classic antique duplex offering over 1,950 s/f of residential space. With all units leased at the time of closing, the property represents a strong investment in a desirable corridor with high visibility and established tenancy.

Geenty represented the buyer, while Kevin Geenty, also of The Geenty Group, represented the seller. The transaction closed on January 22, 2026 for $1 million.

“This property offered a rare blend of historic charm and reliable rental income, right in the heart of Westbrook’s commercial district,” said Kristin Geenty.

 “Its strong tenant roster and location made it an ideal acquisition for our client, who was seeking a low-maintenance, income-generating asset with long-term upside.”

Situated in the town’s CTC zone, the property is positioned along Rte. 1, benefitting from consistent foot and vehicular traffic. It has been well-maintained and improved over the years, combining vintage New England architecture with functional upgrades that support modern tenant needs.

The sale reflects continued investor confidence in well-leased, small-scale commercial properties in the Connecticut Shoreline market.

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