8710 Highway 69 South Tuscaloosa, AL 35405
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This exceptional 4,800 square foot mixed-use property, situated on a one-acre lot at 8710 Highway 69 S in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, presents a unique investment opportunity. Previously a free-standing bank branch, the building is currently configured as functional office space, ideal for a variety of businesses. The layout includes a dedicated boardroom, perfect for meetings and presentations, along with three private offices offering individual workspaces. Five additional workstations provide ample space for a team environment. A convenient break room allows for employee relaxation and informal gatherings. The property retains its original banking features, including teller windows and a secure safe, which could be repurposed or utilized depending on the new owner's needs. Three bathrooms ensure sufficient facilities for staff and clients. A significant advantage is the inclusion of a drive-thru, offering exceptional convenience and accessibility, particularly beneficial for businesses requiring quick client transactions or deliveries. The asking price of $1,550,000 reflects the property's prime location, versatile layout, and significant potential for future growth and profitability. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, established property in a thriving Tuscaloosa location. The property's size and features make it suitable for a wide range of commercial uses, offering a strong return on investment for the discerning buyer.
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