6212 Farm To Market 933 Blum, TX 76627
This exceptional 9.99-acre Blum, Texas property presents a unique investment opportunity. The expansive grounds encompass three substantial buildings totaling 10,000 square feet of versatile warehouse space. Building 1 boasts 6,400 square feet, featuring six overhead doors, mezzanines, offices, ample storage, a walk-in cooler, and a bathroom. Building 2 offers 2,400 square feet with HVAC and an overhead door, while Building 3 provides 1,200 square feet, complete with a commercial kitchen hood and bathroom. Beyond the commercial potential, the property includes two residences. The main residence features three bedrooms, two bathrooms, separate laundry, a pantry, and a fenced backyard complete with a diving pool, water feature, pool house, exercise or storage building, dog run, cattery, and a three-car attached carport. The second residence, at 1,456 square feet, also offers three bedrooms and two bathrooms, a large master suite, split bedrooms, a fenced backyard with a custom wood grill, and a carport with storage. All buildings are equipped with metal roofs. Additional amenities include an in-ground storm shelter, two chicken runs, a children's play area, two ponds (one stocked with bass, bluegill, and catfish), and a fenced area for animals with a shooting range. The property is further enhanced by three water meters and three septic systems. This multifaceted property offers significant potential for diverse business ventures and comfortable living.
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