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A warehouse that sits on more than four acres of land in Ashland has been sold for $1.9 million, a broker involved in the deal said Friday.
The property, located at 60 Pleasant St., contains an industrial warehouse of more than 73,000 square feet, according to a statement from Parsons Commercial Group, which represented the buyer, Sixty Pleasant Realty LLC. The seller, Gamewell Realty, was represented by REP Realty Advisors, according to Parsons.
According to a 2012 revitalization and redevelopment plan for downtown Ashland, the property at that time had been vacant of commercial uses for about six years.
Parsons said up to 50,000 square feet of the building is available for leasing.
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