1221 4Th St Davis, CA 95616
This exceptional investment opportunity presents a multi-tenant retail/flex building situated at 1221 4th St, Davis, CA 95616. The property, encompassing a total of 7,040 square feet, is classified as Class C and was constructed in 1958. The single-story building sits on a 0.28-acre lot and is zoned for commercial use. Currently, there is approximately 1,450 square feet of vacant space available, presenting a prime opportunity for expansion or new tenancy. The property's location in Yolo County, within the thriving city of Davis, California, offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The building's configuration allows for multiple tenants, providing diverse income streams and potential for long-term growth. The existing structure offers a solid foundation for a variety of retail or flex uses, making it an attractive option for both investors and business owners. This is a rare chance to acquire a well-located commercial property in a desirable market with significant upside potential. The property's single-story design and ample lot size offer flexibility for future development or renovation. The existing infrastructure provides a solid base for immediate occupancy or redevelopment. This property is an ideal investment for those seeking a stable income stream with potential for appreciation in a growing market.
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