123 Main St Nevada, MO 64772-2330
This exceptional two-story commercial property, situated at 123 N Main Street in the heart of Nevada, Missouri's downtown area, presents a unique opportunity for both business owners and investors. Boasting decades of history, this building currently houses a law firm, demonstrating its suitability for professional office space. The main level features a welcoming reception area, a spacious conference room, two generously sized offices, ample storage, and two half-bathrooms. Abundant natural light streams in from the front windows, creating a bright and inviting atmosphere. A convenient staircase located on the south wall provides access to the upper level, which includes another sizable front office with windows and an additional office towards the west. Additional mezzanine storage is also available, offering versatile space for various needs. The property includes two heating and air conditioning units, and a shared purpose easement exists for both 123 and 125 N Main Street. Modern connectivity is ensured with the availability of AT&T buried fiber optic service. The 0.06-acre lot provides a manageable footprint for this established commercial building, offering significant potential for a variety of uses. The asking price is $108,000.
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Ewing & Hoberock Law Firm
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Ewing & Hoberock: Ewing Jr Lynn M Law Firm
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Circle K Builders Construction Company
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West Central Nevada Office Employment Agency
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Elizabeth Turner Law LLC Law Firm
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