1947-1949 Richmond Terrace

We are pleased to present 1947–1949 Richmond Terrace, a versatile and rarely offered industrial property in the heart of Staten Island's Port Richmond industrial corridor. Situated on a 5,940 SF lot with 60 feet of frontage directly on Richmond Terrace — a primary east–west truck route along the Kill Van Kull — the site is improved with three buildings totaling approximately 3,237 square feet: two warehouses with overhead doors and a front office building with a restroom, complemented by a gated, open-yard component ideal for parking, storage, or staging. Positioned within one of the borough's most active industrial submarkets, 1947–1949 Richmond Terrace offers excellent connectivity — minutes to the Bayonne Bridge and NY-440/Martin Luther King Jr. Expressway, roughly three and a half miles to the Goethals Bridge and the New Jersey Turnpike, and direct access to the surrounding deep-water port and terminal infrastructure that anchors last-mile demand across the North Shore. This location provides efficient reach to both New York City and New Jersey distribution networks.