240 Cornerstone Dr, Jasper, TN 37347-3343
This exceptional Class A storefront property, located at 240 Cornerstone Dr in Jasper, Tennessee, presents a unique investment opportunity. The 3,600 square foot building, constructed in 1998 and renovated in 2021, sits on a spacious 2.72-acre lot and offers ample space for a variety of commercial uses. Currently vacant, this single-unit property is zoned for commercial use and boasts a desirable location, providing easy access to major transportation routes. Its strategic position offers convenient access to Chattanooga (30 miles), Nashville (120 miles), and Atlanta (130 miles), making it an ideal location for businesses seeking to reach a wide customer base. The asking price is $795,000, translating to $220.83 per square foot. The property's versatility, combined with its prime location and recent renovations, makes it an attractive investment for entrepreneurs and businesses seeking to establish a presence in a thriving community. The property includes two buildings, each one story high. This is a for-sale-by-owner opportunity. The property's size and location offer potential for expansion and customization to meet specific business needs. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-maintained, versatile commercial property in a rapidly growing area.
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Thrift Store new and used Discount Store
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Marion County Metals Construction Company General Contractor
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Marion County Metals and Exteriors Construction Company General Contractor
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