79 Washington St
Norwalk, CT 06854
SONO Retail / Office /Medical Opportunity · Property For Lease

Beautiful Lower Level Space with endless possibilities in historic SoNo! Located mid block on Washington Street, between Match and Tabla Restaurants and enjoys direct access to the municipal parking lot in rear. This high ceilinged space is a new opportunity for a storage space and reap a substantial below market rent. Cask Republic just opened directly across the street and is adjacent to the new Pearl Sono Apartment Complex. New Sono Collection Mall opening soon and Two new apartment buildings and hotels will join the neighborhood this year. There is the ability to use 14 allocated parking spaces at a low monthly cost. Large basement space looking for a suitable user to join the vibrant and sought-after SoNo restaurant, retail and nightlife scene. Large subletable open basement available as well with separate entrance allows for many possibilities. Bring your vision and show SoNo what you have to offer! Nearby retailers include Washington Prime, Saraswati Yoga, Harlan Publick, El Segundo, Johnny Utahs, Il Posto and Donovans. Many new housing options, hotels and retail stores are in process joining Washington Street's vibrant scene. South Norwalk: is a neighborhood and the Second Taxing District in Norwalk, Connecticut. The neighborhood was originally a settlement called 'Old Well' which became chartered as the city of 'South Norwalk' on August 18, 1870. The cities of Norwalk and South Norwalk were incorporated on June 6, 1913. Often referred to with the acronym 'SoNo' The term 'SoNo' refers to the stretch of Washington Street between the Metro-North Railroad tracks and Norwalk Harbor. SoNo South encompasses a plethora of retail and dining options all surrounded by the beautiful waterfront and busy nightlife. The area is bordered on the north and south by Washington and Concord streets, and on the east and west by Water Street and Martin Luther King Drive. Maritime Aquarium SoNo, with its delightful mixture of classy and tasteful restaurants, shops, and clubs, combined with museums and galleries, has become integrated with greater Norwalk as well as the harbor and Long Island Sound beyond. SoNo is anchored by the Maritime Center.