714 State Highway H Sikeston, MO 63801
This exceptional commercial property in Sikeston, Missouri, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a spacious five-acre lot, the property boasts a substantial 2800-square-foot building, ideally suited for a variety of businesses. The building comprises two distinct areas: a 960-square-foot office space and a 1920-square-foot shop. The office area features three private offices, a welcoming reception area, and a restroom, providing a professional and functional workspace. Electric heating and cooling ensure year-round comfort. The shop area, heated with propane, offers ample space for operations, featuring three garage doors, two exterior doors, and a restroom. The property also includes a well-maintained gravel parking lot with abundant parking spaces. Adding to its appeal, a pond graces the rear of the property, and significant acreage on the south and east sides provides ample room for expansion, storage of large equipment, or additional structures to suit specific business needs. Its convenient location offers easy access to Interstate 55, enhancing accessibility and logistical efficiency. This turnkey property is ready for immediate occupancy, requiring only the addition of your business vision to unlock its full potential. The property's versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of commercial uses, including trucking companies, body shops, auto maintenance facilities, and industrial sales operations.
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