MARTINSVILLE foreclosure home - a commercial property ( beds, baths)

ONSITE & ONLINE AUCTION The onsite bidding will occur at the Henry County Circuit Courthouse; 3160 Kings Mountain Rd, Martinsville, VA 2411 at 11:00 AM Opportunity knocks with this well-positioned industrial property at 2130 Appalachian Drive in Martinsville, Virginia. Located just off primary transportation corridors, this facility offers an ideal setting for manufacturing, fabrication, warehousing or a variety of other industrial uses. The property sits on a spacious 1.66 acre site, providing ample room for operations and parking. It features a versatile 23,016 square foot industrial building which includes a light manufacturing/machine shop area, nicely finished office space, and open warehouse with roll-up drive-in doors. Highlights: Strategic location just 0.10 miles off Koehler Road and close proximity to major highways Spacious 1.66 acre site Large and adaptable 23,016 SF industrial building Approximately 1,152 SF of office space Open warehouse/production space Four (4) roll-up drive-in doors for shipping/receiving Clear ceiling heights of 14-16' in warehouse Zoned I-1 Industrial District Situated in a thriving industrial corridor near other large facilities This industria...

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l property provides a rare owner-user or investment opportunity in the resurging Martinsville-Henry County market. The area has successfully diversified its economy in recent years and attracted major companies in advanced manufacturing, food processing, distribution/logistics and more. Notable corporate neighbors include Schock GmbH, Monogram Foods, Bassett Furniture and HanesBrands.This foreclosure home is a commercial property located in MARTINSVILLE. It offers 72484 in size, beds and baths. Review its detailed information and determine if this MARTINSVILLE foreclosure has the qualities you are looking for.  

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This is an REO, meaning this property has been foreclosed on because the owner couldn't meet their payments. The bank now owns this property. Most banks are not set up to own homes, and are often motivated to sell you the home at a discounted price.