136 Ash St, Jackson, MS 39202
This exceptional 82,315 square foot, two-story building presents a unique redevelopment opportunity in Jackson, Mississippi. Formerly Rowan Middle School within the Jackson Public Schools system, this property is now available as part of the JPS Repurposing Initiative. This initiative actively promotes the reuse and redevelopment of surplus school sites, aiming to transform underutilized properties into valuable community assets. Located at 136 East Ash Street, Jackson, MS 39202, in Hinds County, the building offers significant potential for adaptive reuse. Constructed in 1962, the structure provides ample space for a variety of projects, benefiting from its established location within the city. The property's size and existing infrastructure offer a solid foundation for creative redevelopment plans, aligning with the initiative's goal of contributing to the growth and prosperity of Jackson's neighborhoods. This is a chance to be part of a revitalization project, transforming a historic building into a valuable community resource. The property's central location and substantial square footage make it an attractive investment for developers seeking a high-impact project with significant potential for return. Detailed site plans and further information are available upon request. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial property in a growing area, poised for significant future development.
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Antonette Lucas, NP Physician
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