300 Main Street

West Haven is a dense, transit-served shoreline city of roughly 55,000 on Long Island Sound, immediately southwest of New Haven. The Allingtown neighborhood — where 300 Main Street sits — is built around two large, stable institutions: the University of New Haven and the VA Connecticut medical campus, both within walking distance and both generating steady, year-round housing demand. Residents are minutes from the West Haven Metro-North station on the New Haven Line, I-95 and I-91, and the Yale-anchored job base of downtown New Haven, while the Savin Rock shoreline — beaches, a waterfront boardwalk, and classic seafood institutions — adds genuine lifestyle appeal. For an investor, West Haven is a cash-flow market with a clear, low-risk value-add path. Rents sit well below the cost of new construction, and the tenant base is deep and largely non-discretionary — students, medical workers, university faculty, and working professionals. With the property's long-term, below-market rents, the thesis is straightforward: mark rents to market through light, in-unit renovation rather than speculative repositioning, and capture the spread between in-place and achievable rents in one of Greater New Haven's most renter-driven submarkets.Northeast Private Client Group is pleased to present 300 Main Street, a 10-unit multifamily property located in West Haven, Connecticut. The property is a Tudor-style building on a corner parcel, held by the same family ownership for more than 40 years. The property consists of 10 one-bedroom units plus an additional room rental. All units feature high ceilings, large floorplans, and hardwood floors. Eight of the ten units feature a full-size dining room. It sits minutes from the University of New Haven, the VA Connecticut medical campus, Yale, and the West Haven Metro-North station, anchoring a deep, recession-resilient base of students, medical workers, and professionals. All qualified parties are invited to request the full offering package.