Description
Located on the corner of South Park and Sodus St., in the business district of the quaint Village of Clyde sits this 5500 sq. ft. commercial building in good repair includes 2 one bedroom apartments, store and apartments are currently rented, generating $1,350 a month.
$79,000
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0BEDS
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N/AACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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5,500SQFT
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$14$/SQFT
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Type:
Commercial
Built:
1948
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Description
Located on the corner of South Park and Sodus St., in the business district of the quaint Village of Clyde sits this 5500 sq. ft. commercial building in good repair includes 2 one bedroom apartments, store and apartments are currently rented, generating $1,350 a month.
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