220 Oneida St Preston, ID 83263
This exceptional commercial property located at 220 Oneida in Preston, Idaho, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a 0.21-acre lot, the building offers significant potential for a variety of uses. Previously utilized for storage, its commercial zoning is grandfathered, allowing for immediate occupancy and operation of a business. The layout includes a dedicated office space at the front, providing a professional and functional workspace. Beyond the office, the building features open-plan rooms, offering flexibility for customization to suit specific business needs. Two large bay garage doors at the rear provide convenient access for loading, unloading, and storage of goods or equipment. A dedicated driveway ensures easy access to the property. The building's history as a storage facility suggests robust construction, capable of withstanding various uses. This property is ideal for entrepreneurs seeking a versatile space to establish their business or investors looking for a strong return on investment in a thriving community. The combination of office space, open areas, and large bay doors makes this a truly adaptable commercial space ready for its next chapter. The 0.21-acre lot provides ample space for expansion or outdoor activities related to the business. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located, adaptable commercial property in Preston, Idaho.
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