237 N Graham St Bowling Green, KY 42101
This exceptional commercial property, located at 237 & 267 N Graham Street in Bowling Green, Kentucky, presents a unique investment opportunity. Priced at $5,500,000, this 6.16-acre site boasts two substantial buildings totaling 15,860 square feet, perfectly suited for a variety of logistics and operational needs. The property is currently utilized as a wrecking/hauling facility, showcasing its adaptability. The buildings comprise 4,000 square feet of well-appointed office space, providing ample room for administrative functions, and 11,860 square feet of dedicated shop space. This expansive shop area features six 16-foot-tall bay doors and one 12-foot-tall door, ensuring efficient access for large vehicles and equipment. Further enhancing its functionality is an on-site oil changing pit. The entire 6.16-acre parcel is securely enclosed by a perimeter fence, providing a safe and controlled environment. Its strategic location off Louisville Road in Warren County, Kentucky, offers excellent accessibility and visibility. This property represents a rare opportunity to acquire a well-established and versatile commercial facility in a thriving Kentucky market. The combination of ample space, convenient location, and existing infrastructure makes this an ideal investment for businesses seeking a robust and efficient operational base. The property's current use as a wrecking/hauling facility demonstrates its suitability for heavy-duty operations.
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Van Meter Contracting Inc Construction Company General Contractor
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Felts Truck Repair & Towing Auto Repair Shop
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