Property summary
This 1,420 square foot traditional office building, located at 640 SE King Edward Ave in Cleveland, Tennessee, presents a unique investment opportunity. Built in 1940, this single-story Class C building sits on a 0.28-acre parcel and offers a substantial amount of space ideal for a variety of uses. The property's previous use as a retail bank suggests a history of strong foot traffic and visibility, making it an attractive option for businesses seeking a well-established location. The building's 1,420 square feet of net rentable space provides ample room for operations, and its single-building structure simplifies management and maintenance. The property's address is conveniently located in Bradley County, Tennessee, with the added benefit of proximity to Chattanooga Airport, approximately 24 miles away. The Assessor's Parcel Number (APN) is 057D P 008.00 000. This property is available for sale or lease, and further details are available upon request. This is a prime opportunity to acquire a well-situated commercial property in a growing area. Interested parties should inquire for additional information and pricing details.
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