55 NY-17 | Medical at Tuxedo Reserve

Lease

May 20

Written By Wexler Healthcare & Commercial Properties

Medical Office for Lease | The Village at Tuxedo Reserve
55 NY-17, Building 5, Suite A-2 | Tuxedo, NY

Position your practice at the heart of one of New York’s most ambitious new mixed-use communities. Located within the Town Square of the Village at Tuxedo Reserve, this 1,508 SF space - earmarked for medical office use - presents a rare opportunity to establish a presence within a master-planned community designed to serve thousands of residents while attracting visitors from across the region.

Situated just 30 miles from Manhattan and directly accessible from Interstate 87 and Route 17, the Village at Tuxedo Reserve is a transformative 1,200-acre development that will feature more than 1,300 homes, over 330 rental apartments, and an anticipated residential population exceeding 5,000 residents. The community's central Market Square, retail village, recreation facilities, and year-round programming are expected to create a vibrant destination environment and a built-in patient base for healthcare providers.

Generous built-to-suit installation provided

Located in Building 5 bordering the Village Town Square, Suite A-2 has been thoughtfully planned for medical use with a proposed layout that includes a reception area, waiting room, four exam rooms, private consultation office, ADA-compliant restroom, and storage space. The space offers an efficient footprint suitable for a variety of medical and wellness specialties, including primary care, pediatrics, family medicine, dermatology, behavioral health, physical therapy, specialty care, and concierge medical services.
Layout can be designed to meet your specific needs.

As the only dedicated healthcare opportunity within the development, the suite benefits from exceptional visibility, convenient accessibility, and proximity to the community's retail, dining, fitness, and recreational amenities. Residents will enjoy the convenience of receiving healthcare services within walking distance of their homes, while practitioners gain access to a growing and affluent residential population with limited competing medical infrastructure in the immediate area.