5,000 sf Woodside Industrial For Sale or Lease
Property Details
This 5,000SF warehouse is ideally location in the heart of Woodside withing walking distance to the Woodside LIRR stop and the #7 Train.
The space has a new floor, nicely finished 800SF of offices and a large drive-in door.
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Area Profile
Settled by farmers in the early 18th century, Woodside's development into a largely residential neighborhood began after the Civil War with the introduction of additional rail lines to the area.
Largely Irish in the late 19th and early 20th century, the neighborhood has become a very diverse neighborhood. Cultural restaurants, such as Thai, Colombian and Ecuadorian eateries, 
stand along side Irish pubs, and "Little Manila" stretches from 63rd Street to 71st Street along Roosevelt Avenue.
As rental prices in Long Island City and Astoria continue to rise, there has been an increased interest in Woodside by apartment seekers and developers. The peaceful neighborhood boasts good schools and the two-acre Doughboy Plaza, which features four handball courts, two basketball courts, a children's pool and a playground.
Many companies have made their home in Woodside, including Bulova the internationally renown watch and clock company.
Zoning
R5 districts have a floor area ratio (FAR) of 1.25, which typically produces three-story attached houses and small apartment houses. With a height limit of 40 feet, R5 districts can provide a transition between lower- and higher-density neighborhoods and are widely mapped in Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
To ensure compatibility with existing neighborhood scale, the maximum street wall height of a new building is 30 feet, with a 15-foot setback and a maximum building height of 40 feet. Front yards for all housing types must be 10 feet deep or if deeper, a minimum of 18 feet to prevent cars parked on-site from protruding onto the sidewalk. Detached houses must have two side yards that total at least 13 feet with a minimum width of five feet for each one.
Semi-detached buildings and the end buildings in a row of attached houses need one eight-foot-wide side yard. The maximum street wall length for a row of attached buildings on a single zoning lot is 185 feet. Off-street parking is required for 85% of the dwelling units.
On blocks entirely within an R5 zone, optional regulations may be used to develop infill housing when the area is already predominately built-up. A higher FAR of 1.35 is available for qualifying sites, as well as 55% lot coverage, allowing for much larger buildings with more dwelling units. Off-street parking is generally required for two-thirds of the dwelling units.
