2203 W Main St Farmington, NM 87401
This exceptional 1.89-acre commercial land parcel, located at 2203 W Main St, Farmington, NM 87401, presents a unique ground lease opportunity in the desirable Four Corners submarket. The property boasts 82,328 square feet of land with 164 feet of frontage, ideal for a variety of commercial developments. Zoned for General Commercial use, this site offers significant potential for retail or pad site development. The property's location within the Farmington submarket cluster ensures high visibility and accessibility. The site includes an existing ±17,790 square foot warehouse building with freezer/cooler areas situated on approximately 1.06 acres. An additional ±0.83 acre parcel directly adjacent to the east provides ample space for yard area, truck court, or expansion. This combined offering presents a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial land holding in a thriving commercial area. The single-tenant nature of the existing warehouse provides flexibility for future development plans. This property is perfect for businesses seeking a strategic location with excellent access and ample space for growth. The property's location in Farmington, New Mexico, offers a strong local market and convenient access to regional transportation networks. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities of this prime commercial land offering.
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Garden Spot Produce Co Food Market Specialty Food Shop
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Tax year 2023Comparables
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