Positioned directly along a major state highway with prominent frontage and excellent accessibility, this 4,800 sqft commercial building offers strategic potential for a variety of business ventures! Whether you’re seeking a location for a restaurant, bar, retail shop, or other service-based operation, the flexibility of this property provides a great base point for further customization to achieve your vision. Situated on a .66 acre parcel with 276 ft of road frontage along North US Highway 441, the property is located across from a cross over that allows for easy access from both directions of traffic. The building itself features multiple functional areas that accommodate a wide range of commercial uses, including extensive storage, dedicated office spaces, larger open spaces, and a commercial kitchen space with a stand-up, walk-in cooler that has great potential for further customization. The interior layout supports both public-facing and operational needs, with options to customize for different configurations as you see fit. On the exterior of the building are two screened-in patios, a covered front entry, and an additional carport. The site is supported by ample on-site parking (13–18 spaces) and also includes a side yard that is cleared and undeveloped. Don’t miss out on this valuable opportunity for an entrepreneur or investor to establish or expand operations in a high-visibility, growth-oriented corridor of Marion County!
Listing courtesy of SHOWCASE PROPERTIES OF CENTRAL. Selling Office: SHOWCASE PROPERTIES OF CENTRAL.
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