1061 19Th St Douglas, AZ 85607
This well-maintained commercial property at 1061 E 19th Street in Douglas, Arizona, presents a unique opportunity for a variety of businesses. Situated on a 0.31-acre lot, the building offers approximately [Square footage not provided] of usable space, previously configured as a dental office. The layout includes a dedicated reception area, two private offices, and a convenient kitchen area. The property boasts attractive curb appeal with a beautiful covered front patio, ideal for patient or client interaction. A shaded backyard ramada provides additional outdoor space, perfect for relaxation or expansion. The building's history as a dental office suggests existing infrastructure suitable for medical or professional practices. However, its versatile design makes it adaptable to a range of uses, potentially including a one-stop beauty shop or similar businesses. The property is offered at $185,000. Existing equipment within the building is available for separate purchase, providing a seamless transition for a new owner. This is a rare opportunity to acquire an established commercial space in a desirable location, ready for immediate occupancy and customization to suit your business needs. The property's size and amenities make it an attractive investment for entrepreneurs seeking a turnkey solution in a thriving community. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
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Samurai Sleep Dental Office
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Dr. Alan Kawakami Dental Office
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