The Bartels building features 20-foot clear ceilings, a high drive-in door, heavy gas service, mezzanine office space, a full sprinkler system, and a dedicated outdoor storage area. The property conveniently has no neighbors to the north as it directly abuts the railroad corridor, providing additional privacy and separation from surrounding uses. The Columbus building is occupied by ServiceMaster Restore of White Plains and consists of multiple drive-in doors, loading dock access, outdoor parking and storage areas, and a second-floor office/showroom component. The flexible layout supports a variety of industrial, warehouse, service commercial, and operational uses. The buildings were previously interconnected and may be reconnected through an existing blocked interior opening, creating the potential for a larger contiguous facility. The property also offers future redevelopment potential within the rapidly evolving Downtown New Rochelle district, which has experienced significant public and private investment, new mixed-use development, and continued economic growth. The existing tenancy and configuration make the property well suited for a partial owner-user seeking to occupy a portion of the premises while benefiting from rental income, or for an investor seeking a value-add industrial asset in a supply-constrained market.