News: Northern New England
Posted: April 3, 2020
Cropsey Commercial leases to SunStream Consulting at Riverfront Place
Tilton, NH James Cropsey of Cropsey Commercial Waterfronts brokered a one year lease with Jae-Ann Rock of SunStream Consulting for Suite 107 at Riverfront Place, 322 West Main St.
Riverfront Place is an award winning historic brick mill building renovation. Riverfront Place is adjacent to Riverfront Park between exits 19 and 20 just one mile off I-93 from either exit. The building has views of Winnipesaukee River and the park.
Suite 107 measures 225 s/f and rents for $300 per month starting in May 2020. The suite consists of one large executive office. Utilities (including water, sewer, electric, heat and air conditioning) are included in the common area and maintenance charges included in the quoted rent.
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