1107 Market St B Smithfield, NC 27577-3336
This exceptional commercial property, located at 1107 W MARKET Street in Smithfield, NC, presents a unique investment opportunity. The building offers 1,000 square feet of versatile space, ideal for a variety of businesses. Its prime location in Smithfield provides excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring high foot traffic and convenient access for customers and employees. The property sits on a sizable 0.69-acre lot, offering ample space for expansion, parking, or outdoor activities related to the business. The asking price is $325,000, representing a competitive value in the current market. This is a chance to acquire a well-situated commercial building with significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it suitable for a range of commercial uses, from retail and office space to light industrial operations. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this property offers. The building's condition and specific features can be further investigated upon request. Don't miss this chance to secure a valuable asset in a thriving community. The property is ready for immediate occupancy, allowing for a quick start to your business ventures. This is an excellent opportunity for both established businesses seeking expansion and entrepreneurs looking to establish a new presence in Smithfield.
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