3888 Highway 3, Brooklyn, Nova Scotia B0J 1H0

Follow Hwy 3 from Liverpool towards Brooklyn. Building on left. Amazing opportunity in a prime location in Brooklyn, NS. This former retail store is currently being used as a workshop/storage space and could easily be updated inside to suit various commercial needs and plans. The building (31' x 26') could also be easily converted into a residential home or rental property should someone be looking for a housing opportunity. This exterior of the space has seen a number of upgrades including exterior wood siding , vinyl windows and a newer metal roof. The property can easily be connected to the town?s municipal water and sewer services. Situated in a high traffic area between Liverpool and Brooklyn, you will get great exposure if you are looking for a high visibility location. Call today for more information or to book your private viewing! (id:27476)

This Freehold property presents an incredible opportunity in the sought-after location of Brooklyn, NS. Formerly a retail store, the building is currently utilized as a workshop and storage space, but has the potential to be renovated to accommodate a variety of commercial purposes. Additionally, the spacious 31' x 26' structure could easily be transformed into a residential dwelling or rental property, making it a versatile investment.

Notable exterior upgrades, such as wood siding, vinyl windows, and a newer metal roof, have been made to the property. Furthermore, it is conveniently connectable to the town's municipal water and sewer services. Its strategic placement in a high traffic area between Liverpool and Brooklyn ensures excellent visibility for businesses seeking exposure.

For those interested in exploring this promising property, do not hesitate to reach out for more details or to schedule a private viewing. This property is currently listed for sale and boasts a land size of 0.0444 acres. Its address is 3888 Highway 3, Brooklyn, Nova Scotia, with a postal code of B0J1H0, situated within the vibrant community of Brooklyn.