31 Green St Norway, ME 04268
This exceptional mixed-use property at 31 Green Street in Norway, Maine, presents a unique investment opportunity. Boasting 1,992 square feet on a 0.19-acre lot, the building enjoys unparalleled visibility at the intersection of Route 26 and Green Street, benefiting from high traffic volume due to its proximity to Oxford Hills Comprehensive High School and Stephens Memorial Hospital. The current tenant, a long-standing and successful awards and laser engraving business, occupies the majority of the space, boasting a loyal customer base spanning the entire United States and internationally. This established business provides immediate income potential for the new owner. Adding to the property's versatility, a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment is located at the front of the building, offering the option for on-site living or additional rental income. Ample parking is available in a private lot, accessible from Green Street for convenient ingress and egress. A lighted sign enhances visibility, ensuring maximum exposure for any business operating from this location. The asking price is $389,000. This property offers a rare blend of commercial space, residential potential, and a highly desirable location in a thriving community, making it an ideal investment for both established businesses and entrepreneurs seeking a strong foothold in the Oxford Hills region.
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