114 3rd Avenue Bovey, MN 55709

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Listed by Pamela Gilhousen · License #501000535

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This warehouse complex consists of multiple buildings configured for storage, including a center building with a dirt floor, a northeast building described as an old jail, and additional storage buildings. The east building is laid out with a concrete floor and includes 16’ and 10’ overhead doors. The west building also has a concrete floor, a 10’ overhead door, and a large wood French door opening to the alley. The center area is asphalted for parking.

The property is located at 114 3rd Avenue in Bovey, MN, with on-site parking in the asphalted center area.

As presented, the buildings are currently utilized for storage, with truck/drive-in access provided by the overhead doors and alley-facing door openings.

Key Highlights

• Multi‑building storage property believed to include the original Bovey jail and fire department structures
• Northeast building is identified as the old jail building, currently used for storage
• East building features a concrete floor and two overhead doors (16' and 10')

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What type of property is this?

Warehouse - Multi-building storage property with dirt and concrete floors and overhead doors, including asphalt parking in the center area.

Where is this warehouse located?

The property is located at 114 3rd Avenue Bovey, MN.

What are key features of this property?

This property features: Multi‑building storage property believed to include the original Bovey jail and fire department structures; Northeast building is identified as the old jail building, currently used for storage; East building features a concrete floor and two overhead doors (16' and 10')