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Wow! Great storage/shop opportunity! This building may need some TLC still, but that work has been underway for a long time already. This property has been cleaned up and cleaned out and the owner has started installing new windows and making things better. There is work to do, it's the fun work that is left. There is 2,400 sq. ft. of space in the main block building that has a reinforced cement floor, a drive over pit and a full basement. This portion has an abundance of storage. There is single phase and 3 phase power to the building and could make a wonderful shop for hobbies, or commercial business. The back building is 2694 sq. f.t and is mostly wood construction, this building needs some attention and may need some work on the roof as well, but overall it is a huge room with lots and lots of space. With some maintenance and care this could be made into a great workspace or storage for all of those off-season items and or toys! You really just need to see it to make your own opinion on where you could take this building. The price is a small fraction of the cost of new, especially if you have to find a lot to build on!
| DAYS ON MARKET | 50 | LAST UPDATED | 1/24/2025 |
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| YEAR BUILT | 1979 | COUNTY | O’Brien |
| STATUS | Active | PROPERTY TYPE(S) | Commercial |
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| LOT | 7841 sq ft |
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| TAXES | 426 |
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