Property summary
This 4,110 square foot, two-story building at 712 Brookstown Avenue in Winston-Salem, North Carolina presents a unique redevelopment opportunity. Located on a 0.4-acre lot, this vacant property boasts 25 parking spaces and exceptional visibility, situated on a high-traffic street with 14,000 vehicles passing daily. Previously operating as Miami Café, the building offers versatile potential for various uses, including residential conversion, traditional retail or office space, or a restaurant. Its prime location, just one block from Truist Stadium and across from the Easley, a 300-unit apartment community, ensures high foot traffic and strong potential for success. The property is zoned PB and features a classic architectural style, built in 1892. The asking price is $665,000, translating to $161.80 per square foot. This is a rare chance to acquire a historic property in a thriving downtown area with significant redevelopment potential. The property is currently vacant, allowing for immediate customization to suit your vision. Invest in a piece of Winston-Salem's history and capitalize on its vibrant future.
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