233 Macclenny Ave Macclenny, FL 32063-2121
This stunning, completely remodeled historical building presents a remarkable commercial investment opportunity in the heart of Downtown Macclenny, Florida. Situated on a 0.17-acre lot at 233 E Macclenny Avenue, this property enjoys a high-traffic location near key community landmarks including the Public Library, The Baker County Press, City Hall, and the Baker County Courthouse. The building has undergone a comprehensive renovation, boasting brand new interior and exterior paint, updated light fixtures, and a newly installed elevator. Significant improvements extend to the electrical system, plumbing, and air conditioning, ensuring modern functionality and efficiency. The property's central location within a densely populated area, featuring a mix of residential and retail properties, guarantees high visibility and accessibility. This is an exceptional opportunity for a savvy investor seeking a strong return on investment in a thriving commercial district. The building's historical charm combined with its modern upgrades creates a unique and attractive space for a variety of commercial uses, making it an ideal rental property or a perfect location to establish a new business. The property's size, while not specified in square footage, is substantial enough to accommodate a range of commercial ventures. This is a rare chance to acquire a meticulously renovated, historically significant building in a prime commercial location.
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