14643 7Th St, Victorville, CA 92395
This exceptional 7,265 square foot mixed-use property in Victorville, CA, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Situated on a sizable 1.33-acre lot (57,935 square feet), this 100% occupied property boasts a prime location near major retailers like Costco, various dealerships, and easy freeway access (15, 18, and 395). The property, built in 1953, currently operates as a motel with 7,265 square feet of rentable space, featuring 12 single beds, 3 king beds, and 7 double beds, along with a manager's apartment, storage rooms, and a laundry room. All rooms include modern amenities such as RFID locks, PTAC units, new furniture, microwaves, refrigerators, telephones, and alarm clocks. The MU-2 zoning allows for a variety of development options, making this a rare and attractive opportunity for developers seeking to capitalize on the high traffic counts and excellent visibility in this thriving area. The property's substantial lot size and existing infrastructure provide a solid foundation for future expansion or redevelopment projects. The current motel operation generates steady income, offering immediate cash flow with significant upside potential. The property's convenient location near shopping centers, restaurants, and gyms further enhances its appeal. The approximate lot dimensions are 200 feet by 289 feet. Additional features include a basketball court. APN: 0477-201-34-0000.
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