66 Bradley St Waynesville, NC 28786
This unique Waynesville, NC property offers a compelling investment opportunity. Located just off Hwy 276, this 0.4-acre lot encompasses a thriving mixed-use business. The main structure includes a climate-controlled, 1,477 sq ft greenhouse with heated concrete floors, ideal for cultivating and shipping produce. A 1,200 sq ft insulated metal workshop/warehouse/garage provides ample storage and workspace. Additionally, a recently renovated 1,417 sq ft residence boasts high-end finishes and a gourmet chef's kitchen. The property features city water, sewer, natural gas, solar electric power, and a backup generator, ensuring reliable operation. The existing business, focused on farm-fresh produce and seedlings with a national customer base, presents a turnkey operation with significant growth potential. The property's 4,122 total square feet, combined with its prime location and versatile infrastructure, makes it an exceptional investment in a vibrant community. The property is zoned for mixed use, offering flexibility for future development or expansion. Built in 1921, the property has been meticulously maintained and updated, showcasing a blend of historical charm and modern amenities. The APN is 8616-25-3224. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a profitable, established business with significant real estate value.
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WNC Urban Farms Food Processing Plant
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