1402 Elm St. - former UFA Gym For Sale

Prime Investment Opportunity – 1402 Elm St. Start out the new year with a bang and invest in Utica, NY!

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This is your chance! Check out the former UFA Gym at 1402 Elm St., Utica.??For a full album of Photos, you can check out the Urban Renewal Facebook page.

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Site Description

The Gym Complex has a building foot print of ~18,200 S.F. and is two-stories with a basement. A Gym is located in the central section of the second floor. The 1st and 2nd floors are estimated at 18,200 sf each and basement is estimated at 9,000 sf. The total estimated square footage is 45,400 sf.

The 45,400 square foot building that makes up the site is the former UFA Gym/Classroom is currently vacant, and unheated.

The property is zoned residential mixed use.

The Entire UFA Complex has been separated and is owned and being used by the following: St. Elizabeth Family Medical Practice is occupying the Hobart Street section. The Focus Senior Living and Rehabilitation Center occupies Kemble Street side.

The structural systems in the building are as follows:

• ·????????The floors in the building consist of reinforced concrete slabs and joists.
• ·????????The exterior walls are masonry bearing walls.
• ·????????The interior structural supports are a mix of masonry bearing walls and structural steel beams supported by steel or masonry columns.
• ·????????The foundation walls are reinforced concrete.
• The roof deck is precast lightweight cementitious plank supported on steel framing.
• The gymnasium roof structure consists of large trusses spanning across the gymnasium with steel purlins supporting the deck.
• The area where the gymnasium building meets the original building forms a bridge that provides grade level access under the second floor from the street into a courtyard.
• Due to the nature of the structural systems and the construction of the addition that houses the gymnasium, the natural point to separate the properties would have been the former original building south wall which is on the north side of the open grade area.