301 Lexington St Harrisonville, MO 64701-2446
This exceptional 10,000 square foot commercial building presents a unique investment opportunity in the heart of Harrisonville, Missouri. Located adjacent to the historic Harrisonville Square, this property boasts a prime location with high visibility and foot traffic. Previously used as a complete publishing and newspaper facility, the building features convenient garage doors and a paved parking lot. Its versatile layout makes it ideal for a variety of commercial uses, including a restaurant, microbrewery, or antique shop. The proximity to the Square and its associated shopping and historical tours makes it particularly attractive to businesses catering to tourists. The building sits on a 0.45-acre lot and is zoned for commercial or warehouse use. This property is eligible for the 353 Harrisonville Square Neighborhood Redevelopment Corporation tax abatement program, offering significant financial incentives to the new owner. The possibilities for this adaptable space are truly endless, making it an exceptional opportunity for a savvy investor seeking a high-return property in a thriving community. The building's size and location offer substantial potential for growth and profitability. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial commercial property in a desirable historic district with the added benefit of a potential tax abatement program. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Harrisonville's vibrant commercial landscape.
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