17 South St Corry, PA 16407
This exceptional Corry, PA commercial property at 17 W South Street presents a unique investment opportunity. The 4,408 square foot building sits on a 0.07-acre lot and offers a thriving printing business as part of the sale. The building itself boasts recent exterior updates, including a newer asphalt roof, steel siding, and brickwork, showcasing a blend of modern and classic aesthetics. Convenient street parking is readily available for customers and employees. Adding to its versatility, a residential apartment is located above the commercial space. This apartment presents a dual income potential, either through rental income to offset mortgage payments or as living quarters for the business owner. The sale includes the established printing business, offering immediate revenue generation. However, the building and the business are also available for separate purchase, providing flexibility for potential buyers. This property is ideally suited for an entrepreneur seeking a turnkey operation or an investor looking for a strong return on investment in a well-maintained building with significant upside potential. The property's location in Corry, PA offers easy access to local amenities and a strong local market. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable business and a well-maintained building in one convenient package.
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Record Nations Storage Facility
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Sawyer Printing Marketing & Advertising Printing Service
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