2100 Del Monte Ave, Monterey, CA 93940
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This exceptional 2,994 square foot automotive repair facility is ideally situated at 2100 Del Monte Ave in Monterey, CA 93940, on a 13,603 square foot lot. Built in 1960 and renovated in 2012, the property boasts a spacious layout with five roll-up doors providing high visibility on a major thoroughfare between Monterey and Seaside. The building features two above-ground lifts (available for purchase), compressed air hookups in each bay, radiant floor heating, and a newer asphalt parking surface with 12 off-street spaces. Two bays have existing 9,000 and 12,000 lb. capacity lifts. The property includes a 374 sq ft office, an ADA-compliant restroom, and a staff restroom. The building has a mix of older and newer sections, with the older section featuring four skylights and two 10'x10' service bays, while the newer section contains three 10'x10' bays, an air compressor, and tool storage. Zoned C3 (General Commercial), the property is suitable for various uses including retail sales, vehicle sales/services/rentals, auto washing, service stations, and vehicle storage. A 2021 Phase I environmental survey recommends no further action. Its location near Highway 1 on/off ramps provides excellent accessibility and high visibility. The property's power supply is 120 amps/240 volts. The APN is 013-022-024. This is a turnkey opportunity for an automotive business seeking a well-maintained and strategically located facility.
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