509 Nash St Wilson, NC 27893
This exceptional investment opportunity presents two buildings totaling 4,217 square feet of office space, currently entirely vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. Located at 509 Nash St W in the heart of downtown Wilson, North Carolina, this property offers unparalleled convenience and accessibility. The buildings are classified as Class C and sit on a 0.56-acre lot, with a floor area ratio (FAR) of 0.17. The zoning designation is RMX - Residential Mixed Use, allowing for diverse development possibilities. The property includes four parking spaces, providing a convenient ratio of 0.95 spaces per 1,000 square feet. The property's dual building structure, combined with its mixed-use zoning, presents a unique opportunity for a variety of business ventures. Its central location offers easy access to numerous amenities, including the new mixed-use space development, Barton College, Wilson Public Library, training grounds, and several parks and athletic centers. The property's address is 509 Nash St W, Wilson, NC 27893, with APN numbers 3722-13-5143.000 and 3722-13-4142.000 in Wilson County. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial property in a thriving downtown area with significant upside potential. The property is currently listed as multiple tenancy.
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