2655 Short St Los Angeles, CA 90023
This single-story, 4,382-square-foot manufacturing building in Los Angeles' Boyle Heights neighborhood presents a unique owner-user opportunity. Situated on a 7,000-square-foot lot, the property features two freestanding structures of approximately 2,200 square feet each. Built in 1946, the building is in excellent condition, benefiting from recent capital improvements including roof repairs and AC upgrades. The property includes six on-site parking spaces and is conveniently located near the intersection of the I-5, 10, 60, and 101 freeways, offering easy access to major transportation routes. Its M2-1-CUGU zoning allows for various manufacturing uses. The property is currently vacant, providing a blank canvas for a new owner to customize and utilize the space to their specific needs. Its prime location in Boyle Heights, close to the 6th Street Viaduct and the Sears Landmark Tower, offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The asking price is $1,850,000, translating to $422.18 per square foot. This represents a rare chance to acquire a well-maintained industrial property in a rapidly developing area of Los Angeles. The property's APN is 5170-017-001. The back alley provides access to the parking.
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