922 Mcarthur St Manchester, TN 37355
This completely renovated 2,218 square foot ranch property at 922 McArthur St, Manchester, TN presents a unique investment opportunity. Currently used as residential, the property boasts C3 commercial zoning, offering a wide array of potential uses (see attached zoning documentation for specifics). The building features a fresh interior and exterior paint job, a new roof, and new windows, ensuring low maintenance and immediate occupancy. Significant upgrades include updated plumbing and electrical systems. The eat-in kitchen is a highlight, showcasing new cabinetry, quartz countertops, a tile backsplash, and attractive lighting. The home also features abundant hardwood flooring throughout. A two-car garage provides ample parking, complemented by additional parking space at the rear of the property. Above the garage is spacious open attic storage. The 0.4-acre lot offers significant potential, especially considering the possibility of acquiring the adjacent property at 920 McArthur St to create a nearly one-acre commercial parcel. The property's prime location offers easy access to Old Stone Fort Park and the Manchester Recreation Department, ensuring high visibility and convenient access for potential businesses. Priced at $415,900, this property represents a compelling blend of residential comfort and high commercial potential. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a versatile property in a desirable location.
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