800 Newberry St Fredericktown, MO 63645-1526
This expansive 12.43-acre commercial property in Fredericktown, Missouri, presents a unique investment opportunity. The complex comprises five buildings totaling approximately 24,080 square feet, offering a versatile mix of office and shop space ideal for a variety of industrial or service-based businesses. The main structure features approximately 5,280 square feet of office space, complemented by a substantial 18,800 square feet of shop space distributed across the remaining buildings. A key highlight is the six-bay shop, equipped with two heated, drive-through wash bays, providing ample capacity for vehicle maintenance and cleaning. Additional features include a 50x100 drive-through warehouse, a 3,200 square foot commercial paint shop with an 80-foot drive-through bay, a 20x60 paint booth, and a mixing room. Further enhancing the property's functionality are a 30x50 three-bay shop and a 30x70 block building. The property also boasts a large fenced yard, perfect for equipment storage and parking. The layout is conducive to both single-occupancy use or division into multiple units for leasing, generating potential rental income while allowing for future expansion. The property's versatility and substantial size make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a significant footprint in a well-located area. The seller is open to dividing the property to suit a buyer's specific needs. Priced at $1,500,000.
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