2003 Brookfield Rd Hubbard, OH 44425
This exceptional mixed-use property, located at 2003 Brookfield Rd in Hubbard, Ohio, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 3,100 square foot building sits on a generous 4.9-acre lot, offering ample space for a variety of commercial ventures. Currently vacant, this property is zoned for commercial use and boasts a strategic location, situated conveniently near the intersection of SR 7 and Route 62, just one mile north of Route 80. The existing structures include offices with attached garages, a four-car enclosed garage, and a nine-bay garage (currently without doors). The property's previous use as a used car lot suggests potential for businesses requiring outdoor space, such as landscaping companies, excavation businesses, or supply stores. The asking price is $549,900, translating to $177.39 per square foot. This property's size, location, and existing infrastructure make it an ideal candidate for a wide range of commercial uses. The expansive lot provides significant room for expansion or outdoor operations, while the existing buildings offer immediate usable space. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial commercial property in a desirable location with significant potential for growth and profitability. The property's zoning and location make it a highly attractive investment for discerning buyers. The 44425 zip code offers easy access to major transportation routes, ensuring convenient access for both employees and customers.
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