400 North St Columbia City, IN 46725
This exceptional 1.1-acre commercial land parcel at 400 W North St, Columbia City, IN 46725, presents a unique investment opportunity. Zoned for retail use, this single-tenant property offers significant potential for development. The property boasts a convenient location within the vibrant community of Columbia City, Indiana, offering easy access to a range of amenities. Nearby dining establishments, including Chapman's Brewing Company and 6 Autumns Food and Spirits, provide convenient options for business lunches and social gatherings. Recreational opportunities abound with the Eagle Glen Golf Course and Morsches Park located nearby, enhancing the overall appeal of the area. This property is ideal for entrepreneurs seeking a prime location to establish a new business or for existing businesses looking to expand their footprint. The 1-square-foot building offers a blank canvas for customization, allowing for the creation of a space perfectly tailored to the needs of the tenant. The 1.1-acre lot size provides ample space for development and potential expansion. Situated in Whitley County, this property benefits from the charm and convenience of Columbia City while offering easy access to regional transportation networks. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a strategically located commercial property in a thriving community. Don't miss out on this chance to secure a prime piece of real estate in a desirable location.
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