31 Main Street Lincoln NH Commercial For Sale $699000

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31 Main Street Lincoln NH
Listed by R.Stephen Loynd South Peak Real Estate

Description:

This property is within sight of Exit 32 on/off ramp. The busy Loon Mountain and Kancamagus scenic highway exit from I93 . You will find no better place to own as a landlord or start your own business. The Holiday Inn, 7/11 store, McDonald's, Urgent care, White Mountain Bagel company, and several area ski shops are direct neighbors of this location. The White Mountain Spa has a lease until October 2025 and would be willing to stay if you are looking at this as an investment, Otherwise a 60 day notice is in the lease .
Building Type : Hospitality | Retail

Sale Includes : Land/Building

Features:

Signage: Adequate
Rail Service: No

Income
Net Income| 0
Management Expense: $0
Insurance Expense : $0

Propery Information:

Construction Information:
Year Built: 1987
Wood Frame
Price Per SQ.FT. 264.77 No. of Units: 0
Building Size : 2640
Building Type: Hospitality | Retail

Exterior

Interior

Land Information

Lot size: 0.17 acres
Zoned: commercial
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: Sabounr
Flood Zone: No
Road Frontage: 45
Road Frontage: 45
No. of Docks | 0.

UtilitiesUtilities: Cable - At Site
AC % | 0.

Additional Information

Easement - Yes
ROW Length: 45
ROW Width: 24
Row For Other Parcel: Y
Taxes $4,180
Assesed Value Not Reported

Schools

565 Maple Street, White River Junction, Vermont. 05001 802-295-1355
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