250 Broad Street

Ideally position with high visibility and access on the corner property at Broad Street and Maple Avenue in Windsor Center, directly overlooking the Broad Street Green. 250 Broad Street sits at the signalized corner of Broad Street (Route 159) and Maple Avenue in the heart of historic Windsor Center, directly overlooking the Broad Street Green and within Windsor’s National Register Historic District. The site sees approximately 9,700 vehicles per day and is a short walk from Town Hall, the public library, the post office, banks, a grocery and pharmacy, and the Loomis Chaffee School, whose 700+ students, faculty and visiting families pass the property daily. Windsor Station, with Amtrak and CTrail Hartford Line service, is nearby, and I-91 is about 1.3 miles away. Downtown Hartford is roughly 7 miles south and Bradley International Airport about 9 miles north. More than 400 apartments already sit in Downtown Windsor, with the 77-unit Bowfield Green under construction and new residences planned upstairs and next door as part of GRAVA Properties’ revitalization of the block. Together, these give the property a built-in, growing customer base in Connecticut’s oldest town center.Goman+York Property Advisors, exclusive broker for developer GRAVA Properties, is pleased to offer up to 4,000 SF of highly visible first-floor space plus a full lower level with 8′ ceilings at 250 Broad Street — the former Windsor Federal Savings & Loan building at the corner of Broad Street and Maple Avenue, directly overlooking the Broad Street Green. Settled in 1633, Windsor is Connecticut’s oldest town, and its historic center remains the civic, cultural and social heart of the community. The Town Green hosts concerts, seasonal festivals, farmers markets and community gatherings year-round. Town Hall, the public library, professional offices, parks, a grocery and pharmacy, banks, restaurants, Windsor Station and the prestigious Loomis Chaffee School are all a short walk away — a true New England “Main Street.” Downtown is growing. More than 400 apartments now sit in Downtown Windsor, including Founders Square and Windsor Station Apartments. The 77‑unit Bowfield Green on Poquonock Avenue is under construction, hundreds more units are planned, and new apartments are planned both upstairs and next door — a built-in customer base for retailers, restaurants and service providers. The building is the cornerstone of GRAVA Properties’ plan to revitalize the block, which includes a new three-story mixed-use building next door with apartments and storefronts, enhanced pedestrian amenities, shared outdoor gathering space and reconfigured parking. A rare opportunity to establish your business in the heart of a historic New England town center where community, commerce and growth come together.