805 Burrel NW Ave Cooperstown, ND 58425-7106
This exceptional 1,808 square foot commercial property, located at 805 Burrel Avenue NW in Cooperstown, North Dakota, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a 0.06-acre lot, this historic building boasts a rich history, having served as the home of the Sons of Norway for over half a century. Recent renovations have transformed this space into a modern and functional commercial area. The interior features beautifully refinished hardwood floors, adding a touch of classic elegance to the updated design. An impressive 11-foot tin ceiling adds character and height to the open floor plan, creating a spacious and inviting atmosphere. A completely remodeled bathroom enhances the property's functionality. Energy-efficient upgrades include LED lighting and a high-efficiency furnace, contributing to lower operating costs. The kitchen is fully equipped with modern appliances, including two Samsung ranges, a Maytag dishwasher, a Samsung French door refrigerator, and two mini-refrigerators, making it ideal for a variety of uses. The adaptable, wide-open floor plan offers considerable flexibility, making it suitable for a diverse range of commercial ventures. This property represents a rare blend of historical charm and modern functionality, making it an attractive proposition for discerning buyers seeking a unique commercial space in a desirable location. The asking price is $69,900.
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