1132 Combee Rd Lakeland, FL 33801
This 7,232 square foot institutional property presents a unique investment opportunity in central Lakeland, Polk County. Zoned for Institutional-School/church use, the building is ideally suited for a variety of purposes including schools, churches, community centers, group homes, daycares, or preschools. The property boasts a comprehensive layout featuring multiple classrooms, well-appointed offices, restrooms, a comfortable teachers' lounge, a fully equipped kitchen and cafeteria, and even a dedicated playground/basketball court. The single-tenant occupancy offers simplicity and streamlined management. This versatile property is ready for immediate use and presents a strong potential for long-term growth and return on investment. Its central Lakeland location provides excellent accessibility and visibility within a thriving community. The building's existing infrastructure and amenities significantly reduce the need for extensive renovations or upgrades, making it an attractive option for a variety of institutional users. The property's zoning ensures compliance and facilitates a smooth transition for prospective buyers. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, functional building in a desirable location, perfectly positioned to serve the needs of the community. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this exceptional offering.
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