379 N Broadway Ave

Property facts

Price

$235,000

Status

For sale

Property type

Land & lots

Lot size

0.26 acres

County

Harney County

Annual taxes

$3,634

MLS #

11566660

Land details

Water source

Public (WaterSource)

Features

Description

Prime Downtown Location: Located in the heart of downtown Burns, Oregon, this versatile commercial property offers over 4,300 sq. ft. of space across four separate storefront addresses-379 & 397 N. Broadway Ave. and 15 & 29 E. Washington St. Conveniently positioned near the junction of Highways 20, 78, and 395, the property benefits from excellent visibility, accessibility, and a prominent location in Burns' established business district. Inviting and Functional Design with Income Potential: The building features exterior improvements, large storefront windows and entry doors that provide abundant natural light and an inviting street presence. Each of the four units includes its own restroom and office space, with flexible layouts suitable for retail, professional offices, service-oriented businesses, or other commercial uses. Two of the Washington Street units are currently leased, providing existing rental income potential while allowing opportunities for additional tenants or owner occupancy. A spacious gravel parking area behind the building offers convenient additional vehicle parking for customers and employees. Two of the Washington Street units are currently leased, providing existing rental income potential while allowing opportunities for additional tenants or owner occupancy. A spacious gravel parking area behind the building offers convenient additional vehicle parking for customers and employees.

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