400 Carlyle Ave Belleville, IL 62221
This exceptional 4,050-square-foot commercial building, situated on a half-acre lot in Belleville, Illinois, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1966 and renovated in 1995, this Class C property boasts a prime location across from Walgreens and the Belleville Fire Department on Carlyle Avenue, benefiting from high visibility and an average daily traffic count of 12,300 vehicles at the nearby intersection of Carlyle and McClintock Avenues. The main level currently features a reception/retail area, two restrooms, a kitchen counter, multiple hair stations, two treatment rooms, and dedicated manicure and pedicure areas, reflecting its previous use as a salon. However, the adaptable layout allows for repurposing into approximately five individual offices. The lower level includes a kitchenette with laundry facilities, two additional treatment rooms, a large storage area, and an office. The property includes ample parking with 20 spaces and is zoned C-1. The asking price is $300,000, translating to $74.07 per square foot. A prominent marquee sign enhances visibility. The salon business, equipment, inventory, and assets are sold separately. This versatile property offers significant potential for a variety of commercial uses. The property's address is 400 Carlyle Ave, Belleville, IL 62221, and its APN is 08-23.0-312-018.
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