421 Brady St Davenport, IA 52801-1553
This exceptional commercial property located at 421 Brady Street presents a unique investment opportunity. The property consists of a single-tenant, 1,300 square foot building situated on commercially zoned land (C-D). The parcel is identified by APN G0057-06. Currently configured as a space with a fully built-out bar, the property offers significant flexibility. Its adaptable design allows for a variety of uses, making it ideal for a retail establishment or continued operation as a bar. The property is offered as a gross lease, with utilities paid by the tenant, providing a straightforward and predictable income stream. The single-building structure simplifies management and maintenance, minimizing operational complexities. This prime location offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an attractive proposition for businesses seeking a high-traffic area. The zoning designation (C-D) allows for a range of commercial uses, providing future development potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-located, versatile commercial property with a proven track record. The existing build-out significantly reduces the initial investment required for a new tenant or business owner. The property's strong potential for return on investment makes it an attractive addition to any portfolio. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this promising venture.
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