202 Elm, Abilene, Texas

Description

Rare Commercial Opportunity in Downtown Abilene. Unlock the potential of your business at this versatile commercial property located at 202 Elm Street, nestled in the heart of downtown Abilene. Positioned in an Opportunity Zone, this space provides ample opportunities for tax benefits and is exceptionally accessible via public transportation routes. Its strategic location boasts proximity to vibrant city amenities and walkable attractions, including shops, dining, and professional services, making it an ideal spot for your business venture. This expansive property offers a robust blend of features suitable for various business models. It’s a brick-constructed, multi-functional structure with a generous floor plan that includes a variety of interior spaces. The property features several offices, a conference room, and a breakroom kitchen area. There is a separate commercial kitchen equipped with a commercial vent hood, making it perfect for a restaurant or food service establishment. The inclusion of a walk-in cooler and a cardboard baler further enhances its usability for restaurant, retail or warehousing operations. Complementing the flexibility of this property are two restrooms, an upstairs storage loft, and a useful pull-through design. The layout can comfortably accommodate a fitness facility, event venue, or educational center as well. Exterior features include ample parking options and multiple overhead doors, ensuring ease of access for deliveries, customer flow, or gym members. This property is an excellent choice for retailers, restaurateurs, or entrepreneurs seeking a supportive environment to grow their business. With onsite parking available, convenience is a hallmark of this location, whether you're looking to attract clients, customers, or partners. Don't miss out on this distinctive opportunity in one of Abilene’s most promising areas.

Directions: FROM South 1st and Butternut: Drive SOUTH on Butternut to 2nd Street; Turn LEFT; Property on the RIGHT at the corner of Elm Street and 2nd Street.