1109 6Th Ave N, Great Falls, MT 59401
For Sale
This exceptional mixed-use property, located at 1109 6th Avenue N in Great Falls, Montana, presents a compelling redevelopment opportunity. The 68,925 square foot building sits on a 1.265-acre lot (55,103 sq ft), offering significant potential. Originally constructed in 1929 and remodeled in 1985 with steel studs throughout, the property boasts recent updates (2021-present), including some new windows and a security system with motion sensors. The building features 10-16 foot wall heights, a paved off-street parking lot with security fencing, a commercial kitchen, and two elevators (one requiring a complete upgrade, the other needing belt replacement). Cable is available to all rooms, and ADA-compliant doorways are present. The property is zoned R-6 Multi-Family High Density; however, buyers are advised to verify its intended use with the City of Great Falls. Detailed documentation is available, including Phase I & II environmental reports, a sprinkler bid, historic property records, and architectural drawings for over 80 living units. While structurally sound, some mold remediation is needed, and there is offensive graffiti from vandalism on the premises. Health-sensitive individuals should exercise caution. 2023 property taxes were $6,985.26. The property is being sold "As-Is, Where-Is," and all offers will be considered. This is a unique chance to acquire a substantial property in a desirable location.
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