1102 East Garfield Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85006

1102 East Garfield Street Phoenix, AZ 85006

Phoenix
FOR SALE
Property Type:
Other Special Purpose
Amount:
$792,000
Last Verified:
Apr 15, 2024

Highlights

  • 14,202 sq. ft. former church property
  • Prime Garfield District location, near Downtown
  • Ideal for creative investors seeking potential
  • Versatile space with unique features

Description

This 14,202 square-foot building, previously used as a church, presents a rare adaptive use opportunity in the Garfield Historic District, situated just East of Downtown Phoenix. Just a few blocks from Roosevelt Row, its location offers convenient access to various amenities and activities in vibrant Downtown Phoenix. The property holds significant potential for creative investors or users looking to add value and transform the space to cater to modern demands. With its unique features and position in a sought-after neighborhood, this property offers a promising prospect for those seeking a well-located and versatile real estate investment. The owner of the property adjacent to the east will entertain selling their property. This acquisition would create additional parking possibilities.

Special Use (Previous Church)


Year Built: 1925
Building Size: 14202sq ft
Lot Size: 0.32 acres

Map of 1102 East Garfield Street, Phoenix, AZ, 85006

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R.O.I. Properties

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