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138 Jordan DR, Lawrenceville Sold

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This property has been sold and is no longer accepting inquiries. It remains listed for reference.
Asking price
$390,000
Price / SF
$345.13
Cap rate
Sale type
Property type
INDUS
Property subtype
INDUS,OFFIC
Building class
Building size
1,130 sq ft
Year built
1952
NOI
Tenancy
Building height
Building FAR
Lot size
0.96 acres
Zoning
M-1
Frontage
126 ft
Listing #
EN-2299
MLS #
10440143

Prime Lawrenceville Commercial PropertyCo Zoned M-1 with Restrictions (see attached document). Do not pay rent anymore; own it. This property is ideally suited for office/warehouse operations or business office use. Discover the ideal location for your business in a prime location in Lawrenceville's thriving commercial zone! Outdoor storage is not permitted, ensuring a clean and professional environment for your business. Property Highlights: Functional Layout: Includes two private offices, a welcoming receptionist space, a dedicated waiting room, and a private bathroom. Convenient Amenities: Features a lunchroom to accommodate staff needs. Prime Location: Positioned in an area poised for significant business growth and development. Seize this opportunity to establish or expand your operations in a strategic location that offers both functionality and potential for success. Schedule a tour today!

Location

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