1702 San Fernando Rd San Fernando, CA 91340-3117
This 1,764-square-foot vacant auto shop, located at 1702 San Fernando Rd in San Fernando, CA 91340, is offered for sale at $1,500,000. The property sits on a 12,655-square-foot lot and boasts a highly visible corner location with dual street frontage, ideal for maximizing exposure to traffic. Built in 1965, this single-story building previously operated as a used car dealership, offering ample parking and potential for outdoor displays. The property is zoned LAC2-1, allowing for a variety of commercial uses, including but not limited to: retail, automotive services, manufacturing, warehousing, restaurants, offices, and various other service businesses. The permitted uses are extensive and include many retail, service, entertainment, lodging, and office options, as well as manufacturing and industrial uses, public assembly uses, and residential uses (subject to specific city code requirements). This prime location in Los Angeles County offers exceptional potential for a wide range of businesses seeking high visibility and accessibility in a thriving area with a mix of residential and commercial properties. The property is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. The asking price per square foot is $850.34. The Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) is 2611010054.
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LAC2-1 · San Fernando, CASan Fernando. Always verify with local authorities before improvements.
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