2105 Bow St Missoula, MT 59801-6631
This exceptional 0.67-acre property at 2105 Bow Street in Missoula, Montana, presents a remarkable development opportunity. The existing 14,264 square foot building, formerly a health center, sits on a substantial 28,951 square foot lot. Its central Midtown location offers unparalleled access to amenities and key areas of the city. Adjacent to Southside Lions Park, this site is minutes from Downtown Missoula and the University of Montana, ensuring high visibility and convenient access for a wide range of potential uses. The property's rich history as a community hub positions it for continued success as a vibrant center of activity. The existing C1-4 zoning designation offers flexibility for various development plans, including commercial, mixed-use, or residential projects. This is a rare chance to acquire a significant property in a thriving Montana city, ripe for revitalization and redevelopment. The substantial size of both the building and the lot provides ample space for a variety of creative and innovative projects. This location offers exceptional potential for investors seeking a high-impact development opportunity in a rapidly growing area. The asking price for this unique property is $2,400,000.
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The Dance Studio Training Center
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