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Investment Highlights
- Freestanding commercial building positioned on approximately 0.48 acres.
- Single-story building constructed in 1945 with established site improvements.
- Positioned within an established Springfield business and residential area.
- Located near the Glenstone Avenue and Seminole Street commercial corridors.
- Suitable for owner-user or investment acquisition strategies.
- Commercial zoning supports a range of potential commercial uses, subject to local requirements.
Executive Summary
2117 S Stewart Avenue presents an opportunity to acquire a freestanding commercial building in central Springfield, Missouri. Situated on approximately 0.48 acres within the Tower Grove area, the property offers a stand-alone configuration that can appeal to owner-users, investors, and small businesses seeking a highly visible location with convenient access to the surrounding commercial districts.
The property's location places it near major Springfield corridors, including Glenstone Avenue and Seminole Street, providing connectivity to established retail, office, and residential neighborhoods throughout the city. Springfield serves as the economic center of southwest Missouri and benefits from a diverse employment base that includes healthcare, education, professional services, manufacturing, and retail. The site's positioning within an established commercial area supports a variety of business and investment strategies.
The existing building was constructed in 1945 and provides a functional layout within a single-story structure. The lot size offers additional flexibility for parking, circulation, or future site enhancements, subject to local regulations. Investors may also find value in the property's manageable scale and potential adaptability for a range of commercial uses.
For buyers seeking a smaller commercial asset in a well-established Springfield location, the property combines an existing building, accessible location, and commercial zoning within one of the region's primary business markets.
The property's location places it near major Springfield corridors, including Glenstone Avenue and Seminole Street, providing connectivity to established retail, office, and residential neighborhoods throughout the city. Springfield serves as the economic center of southwest Missouri and benefits from a diverse employment base that includes healthcare, education, professional services, manufacturing, and retail. The site's positioning within an established commercial area supports a variety of business and investment strategies.
The existing building was constructed in 1945 and provides a functional layout within a single-story structure. The lot size offers additional flexibility for parking, circulation, or future site enhancements, subject to local regulations. Investors may also find value in the property's manageable scale and potential adaptability for a range of commercial uses.
For buyers seeking a smaller commercial asset in a well-established Springfield location, the property combines an existing building, accessible location, and commercial zoning within one of the region's primary business markets.
Property Facts
Sale Type
Investment
Sale Condition
1031 Exchange
Property Type
Retail
Building Size
900 SF
Building Class
C
Year Built
1945
Price
$508,829 CAD
Price Per SF
$565.37 CAD
Tenancy
Single
Building Height
1 Story
Building FAR
0.04
Lot Size
0.48 AC
Zoning
INC
Moderately walkable
70/100
Moderately drivable
70/100
Limited public transit
30/100
Fairly bikeable
40/100
Nearby Major Retailers
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | 12-32-207-005 | Improvements Assessment | $37,204 CAD |
| Land Assessment | $55,075 CAD | Total Assessment | $92,279 CAD |
Property Taxes
Parcel Number
12-32-207-005
Land Assessment
$55,075 CAD
Improvements Assessment
$37,204 CAD
Total Assessment
$92,279 CAD
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