Freestanding Building

114 W Russell St Elkhorn City, KY 41522

114 W Russell St, Elkhorn City, KY, 41522
114 W Russell St, Elkhorn City, KY, 41522
FOR SALE
Property Type:
Multi Tenant Office
Amount:
$175,000
Last Verified:
Jul 17, 2024

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Highlights

  • +/-2,400 SF former bank building on +/-.5 AC
  • +/-500' of frontage
  • 21 parking spaces
  • Great downtown location with on-site parking and drive-thru ATM
  • Potential uses include local restaurant, retail or law office
  • Located in proximity to Breaks Interstate Park
  • Sale Price: $175,000

Description

NAI Isaac is pleased to present +/-2,400 SF former bank for sale in Elkhorn City, Kentucky. The city is located in proximity to the Breaks Interstate Park.

Elkhorn City is located in southern Pike County adjacent to the Kentucky/Virginia border along the banks of the Russell Fork of the Big Sandy River. Long known as the Gateway to the Breaks, the community has garnered a national reputation as an adventure and cultural tourism hotspot.

Pike County is the easternmost county in Kentucky and is bounded by Martin County to the North, West Virginia to the Northeast and East, Virginia to the Southeast and South, by Letcher County to the Southwest and by Floyd County to the West. Pike County is drained exclusively by the two forks of the Big Sandy River the Levisa River and the Tug Fork River.

Building Size: 2400sq ft
Building Class: C
Lot Size: 0.5 acres


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