1109 Fox St Carlsbad, NM 88220
This exceptional 5,083 square foot commercial property, situated on a 0.27-acre lot at 1109 W Fox Street in Carlsbad, New Mexico, presents a remarkable investment opportunity. Previously used as a church and Sunday school, the building boasts a spacious layout ideal for a variety of commercial ventures or religious organizations seeking a new home in the vibrant Carlsbad community. Key features include a substantial kitchen, a dedicated office space, ample upstairs area, and extensive storage, offering significant flexibility for diverse business needs. The building's size and versatile design provide ample room for expansion or customization to suit specific requirements. Its prime location in Carlsbad ensures high visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking a strong foothold in the area. The property's substantial square footage and existing infrastructure represent a significant value proposition for prospective buyers. The asking price of $160,000 reflects the exceptional potential this property offers for a savvy investor seeking a high-return opportunity. This is a chance to acquire a well-established building with significant potential for redevelopment or continued use in its current configuration. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Carlsbad's commercial landscape. Schedule a showing to explore the possibilities.
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