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Investment Highlights
- Fronts Renfro Street in Mount Airy's business district.
- Single-level office layout with basement area.
- Positioned near downtown businesses and services.
- Vacant building available for immediate occupancy.
- Located within the First Community Bank campus area.
- Established commercial setting in Surry County.
Executive Summary
Located in Mount Airy's central business district, 165 Renfro Street presents an opportunity to acquire a standalone office property positioned within an established commercial setting. The building fronts Renfro Street and is associated with the First Community Bank campus, providing a recognizable business location within the city's downtown area. Its visibility along a local business corridor and proximity to surrounding commercial services support a variety of professional office uses.
The property contains approximately 1,560 square feet on a single level and includes a basement, offering additional utility and storage potential. The layout provides straightforward occupancy for an owner-user seeking a move-in-ready office environment or an investor pursuing a well-located commercial asset within the Mount Airy market. The vacant status allows immediate access for renovations, customization, or occupancy without the constraints of existing tenancy.
Mount Airy serves as the economic and governmental center of Surry County and benefits from access to U.S. Highway 52, connecting the area to Winston-Salem and the broader Piedmont Triad region. The property's downtown location places it near local government offices, financial institutions, retail services, restaurants, and other business-support amenities that contribute to daily convenience for employees and visitors.
The combination of an established downtown address, existing office improvements, street frontage, and immediate availability creates a practical ownership opportunity for businesses, professional service firms, or investors seeking a commercial property in a longstanding business district.
The property contains approximately 1,560 square feet on a single level and includes a basement, offering additional utility and storage potential. The layout provides straightforward occupancy for an owner-user seeking a move-in-ready office environment or an investor pursuing a well-located commercial asset within the Mount Airy market. The vacant status allows immediate access for renovations, customization, or occupancy without the constraints of existing tenancy.
Mount Airy serves as the economic and governmental center of Surry County and benefits from access to U.S. Highway 52, connecting the area to Winston-Salem and the broader Piedmont Triad region. The property's downtown location places it near local government offices, financial institutions, retail services, restaurants, and other business-support amenities that contribute to daily convenience for employees and visitors.
The combination of an established downtown address, existing office improvements, street frontage, and immediate availability creates a practical ownership opportunity for businesses, professional service firms, or investors seeking a commercial property in a longstanding business district.
Property Facts
Sale Type
Investment or Owner User
Property Type
Office
Building Size
1,560 SF
Building Class
B
Year Built
1960
Price
$408,613 CAD
Price Per SF
$261.93 CAD
Tenancy
Single
Building Height
1 Story
Typical Floor Size
1,560 SF
Building FAR
0.04
Lot Size
1.00 AC
Zoning
B1 - Business
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Fairly walkable
50/100
Exceptionally drivable
100/100
Fairly bikeable
40/100
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | 5020-12-75-8010 | Improvements Assessment | $131,310 CAD |
| Land Assessment | $56,264 CAD | Total Assessment | $187,574 CAD |
Property Taxes
Parcel Number
5020-12-75-8010
Land Assessment
$56,264 CAD
Improvements Assessment
$131,310 CAD
Total Assessment
$187,574 CAD
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