2330 Illinois Ave Carbondale, IL 62901
This exceptional 6.98-acre property in Carbondale, Illinois, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located at 2330 S Illinois Avenue, this commercially zoned (BPL) land boasts two existing buildings, offering immediate utility and flexibility. One building features a finished apartment on the second floor, ideal for residential use or conversion into additional office space. The main level provides existing office space, ready for immediate occupancy or renovation to suit your business needs. The property's prime location stretches from New 51 to Illinois Avenue, ensuring high visibility and accessibility. The asking price is $169,900. This versatile property is perfect for a wide range of commercial ventures, from warehousing and distribution to retail or light industrial uses. The existing structures provide a solid foundation for immediate operations, while the expansive land offers significant room for expansion or future development. The property's zoning allows for diverse uses, making it an attractive investment for both established businesses and entrepreneurs seeking a strategic location in a growing market. The combination of existing buildings and ample land provides a rare opportunity to acquire a property with immediate income potential and significant long-term growth prospects. Don't miss this chance to secure a prime piece of Carbondale real estate. The property is located in Jackson County, Illinois, with a zip code of 62901.
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