15560 PURITAN Street Active Save Request In-Person Tour Request Virtual Tour
Detroit,MI 48227
Key Details
Property Type Commercial
Sub Type Business Opportunity
Listing Status Active
Purchase Type For Sale
Square Footage 2,200 sqft
Price per Sqft $36
Subdivision Greenfield Acres Sub (Plats)
MLS Listing ID 20240063194
Year Built 1955
Annual Tax Amount $1,895
Lot Size 2,178 Sqft
Property Description
This versatile property, 2200sq ft bldg currently owned by Full Gospel Church, offers a unique opportunity for the right buyer. Previously housing an ice cream shop and office spaces, this building features two bathrooms, classrooms or offices, and ample square footage. However, DTE was completing down trees the area, and unbeknownst to the owners , the electricity had not been restored leaving the building in "as-is" condition. Despite this, the property is in good shape and brimming with potential.
Property has been commercially appraised @ offer price and with clear title, this building is ready for its next chapter. The front lawn can be converted into asphalt parking, adding convenience for future use. Located in a nice neighborhood with a long-standing church and congregation, the possibilities are endless. Titlework shows 15600 since an extension of church.
Important Note: The sellers will only show the property to serious buyers who can provide paperwork (POF) they can purchase prior to any showings. No exceptions at all. No land contract or leases or seller back financing will be entertained Again, work will be needed, yet not bad at all!
Location
State MI
County Wayne
Area Det - Schcraft-6 Grnfld-Limits
Zoning Commercial,Multiple,Office
Interior
Hot Water Natural Gas
Heating Forced Air
Exterior
Pool No
Utilities Available Circuit Breakers
Waterfront no
Roof Type Asphalt
Building
Foundation Slab
Sewer Sewer at Street
Water Public (Municipal),Community
Structure Type Brick
Schools
School District Detroit
Others
Assessment Amount $100
Acceptable Financing Cash
Listing Terms Cash
Special Listing Condition Full Service