2000 Hwy 18 Medon, TN 38356-9203
This exceptional commercial opportunity in Medon, Tennessee, presents two substantial buildings totaling over 3,900 square feet situated on a sizable 3.2-acre lot. The property boasts excellent visibility and accessibility due to its prime location directly on Highway 18, a well-traveled thoroughfare ensuring high traffic volume and significant exposure for any business. The main building offers 1,824 square feet of usable space, while a second building provides an additional 2,100 square feet, presenting ample room for a variety of commercial ventures. The expansive lot provides ample parking and potential for future expansion or outdoor operations. This property is ideally suited for businesses seeking high visibility and substantial space in a convenient location. The substantial size and prime highway frontage make this a rare opportunity for entrepreneurs and investors alike. The dual-building configuration allows for diverse uses, from retail and office space to light industrial or warehousing. The property's location on Highway 18 offers unparalleled access to a large customer base and convenient transportation links. This is a turnkey opportunity with significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it an attractive proposition for a wide range of commercial enterprises. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this exceptional property offers. The asking price is $189,000.
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