307 Washington Marshall, TX 75670
This exceptional commercial property, located at 307 N Washington in the revitalized heart of Downtown Marshall, Texas, presents a unique investment opportunity. Boasting 2,332 square feet of versatile space, this office building is currently occupied by multiple tenants, generating immediate income potential. The property benefits from a highly visible storefront location, recently enhanced by renovations. The building's modern updates contribute to its attractive appeal for both current and prospective tenants. Situated in Harrison County, Texas, zip code 75670, this property offers easy access to local amenities and transportation routes. The spacious layout is ideal for a single large company or multiple smaller businesses seeking a collaborative environment. The asking price is $199,900. This represents a compelling opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, income-producing asset in a thriving downtown area. The property's strong location and recent renovations make it an attractive investment for those seeking a stable and potentially appreciating asset in the Texas commercial real estate market. The property is classified as both office and land. There are currently no individual units within the building. This presents a flexible opportunity for a buyer to configure the space to meet their specific needs. The property's location in the revitalized downtown area ensures high visibility and foot traffic, maximizing its potential for success.
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