300 Maple St N Ahoskie, NC 27910
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This unique mixed-use property in Ahoskie, North Carolina, presents a compelling investment opportunity. Located at 300 Maple St N, this 0.85-acre lot features a two-story, 6,000-6,500 square foot concrete block building constructed in 1970. Previously used as a church, the ground floor boasts a spacious sanctuary, a workroom with kitchen and storage, public restrooms, and an additional room accessible from an exterior entrance. Upstairs, five one-bedroom apartments, each with a living room, kitchen, and bathroom, offer rental income potential, although some units require minor renovations. The property's location in the heart of downtown Ahoskie provides excellent visibility and accessibility. The building's large footprint and encompassing of the entire block on the First Street side offers ample parking and/or event space. The asking price is $249,000. This versatile property is ideal for a variety of uses, offering significant potential for both income generation and future development. Its central location and substantial size make it a rare find in the Ahoskie market. The existing infrastructure provides a solid foundation for a range of adaptive reuse projects, from religious to commercial ventures. The potential for rental income from the apartments adds to the overall attractiveness of this investment. Don't miss this chance to acquire a unique and versatile property in a thriving North Carolina community.
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