Southfields Land for Lease - Monroe
Tuxedo Plaza is an entitled 1.80-acre (78,408 SF) commercial corner pad on Route 17 in Southfields, Town of Tuxedo, Orange County, New York. The site sits between two intersections: Spring Street and County Route 19 (Orange Turnpike). 270 ft of Route 17 frontage by 211 ft of depth, with additional frontage on Spring Street and an operating Valero station directly across Route 17.
Approved improvements: 12,325 SF two-story Tudor-style commercial building, 47 parking spaces (41 surface, 6 covered), two NYSDOT-approved curb cuts on Route 17, and one on Spring Street. Entitlements in place.
Zoning: Southfields-Hamlet Business (S-HB), a district created to revitalize the Southfields hamlet with a variety of nonresidential uses. By right: medical office, retail, grocery store, take-out restaurant, bank, health fitness facility, business or professional office, personal service commercial, indoor commercial recreation, bar or tavern, entertainment production studio, craft workshop or studio, art gallery, antique shop, drycleaning (pick-up and delivery only), farmstand, and seasonal farm market. By Special Use Permit (this 1.80-acre lot meets all SUP lot-size minimums): multi-tenant nonresidential development, residential above ground-floor commercial (up to 3 dwelling units per acre), animal hospital (veterinary), funeral establishment, and public utilities. The approved plan conforms comfortably: 32% lot coverage against a 50-60% maximum, a 65 ft front setback against the 50 ft minimum, and a two-story building under the 2.5-story height cap.
Utilities: electric (Orange & Rockland) and telecom at the site; water via drilled well; engineered on-site septic and SPDES-compliant stormwater per the approved design.
Access & visibility: direct Route 17 frontage at ±12,856 vehicles per day (NYSDOT 2025 AADT), within the I-87 NYS Thruway corridor carrying 85,000+ vehicles per day; 50 miles / 60 minutes from New York City, 30 minutes from New Jersey. Harriman State Park, Sterling Forest, Tuxedo Park, and the Renaissance Faire anchor the surrounding trade area.