315 High St Morgantown, WV 26505
This exceptional Class A office building, located at 315 High Street in Morgantown, West Virginia, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 9,240 square foot building, constructed in 1958 and renovated in 2004, sits on a 0.145-acre lot and features two stories, each approximately 4,620 square feet. Its prime downtown location offers unparalleled access to West Virginia University's main campus, the PRT public transportation system, and a wealth of amenities including shopping and dining. The building boasts two entrances, one at the front and one at the rear, providing convenient access for clients and staff. Previously used as a law office, this versatile space is suitable for a variety of office users. The property benefits from high foot traffic, a signalized intersection, and ample off-street parking. Its proximity to major roadways, including I-79 (Exit 152), I-68 (Exits 1 and 7), ensures easy commuting. The asking price is $790,000, translating to $85.50 per square foot. This property is zoned B4 and offers significant storage space, making it an ideal investment in a thriving, high-traffic area. The building's location within walking distance of WVU and its convenient access to major transportation routes make it a highly desirable property.
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