15 Rosman Hwy, Brevard, NC 28712
This exceptional 1,795 square foot commercial building is situated on a 0.45-acre lot at a high-visibility corner location in Brevard, North Carolina. The property boasts a desirable brick exterior requiring minimal maintenance, situated at the intersection of US Highway 64, Rosman Highway, and North Country Club Road, ensuring excellent exposure and accessibility. The interior layout is highly adaptable, currently featuring two reception areas, multiple entrances for convenient client access, several individual office spaces perfect for a variety of business needs, and ample storage rooms for efficient operations. Two bathrooms provide added convenience, allowing for potential dual occupancy or separate use areas. The building's current configuration lends itself to a wide range of commercial uses, including but not limited to property management, accounting, insurance, private consultations, or a medical clinic. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained commercial property in a thriving downtown Brevard location, offering significant potential for growth and success. The property's strategic location and versatile interior make it an ideal investment for entrepreneurs and established businesses alike. The asking price is $599,000.
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