$30/mo
- 0.63 acre lot
212 N Oklahoma Drive
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The Old Cotton Gin Bldg. Metal building, will need extensive Improvements, but will make an incredible historic building in downtown Celina. Perfect for restaurant with outdoor dining and live music, unique offices or retail space. The possibilities are endless with this old historic building. Excellent location…
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The Old Cotton Gin Bldg. Metal building, will need extensive Improvements, but will make an incredible historic building in downtown Celina. Perfect for restaurant with outdoor dining and live music, unique offices or retail space. The possibilities are endless with this old historic building. Excellent location beside the Little Wooden Penguin and across the street from the Silos. Tons of evening and weekend traffic for an awesome unique food service business. $20 per SF NNN. TI $s available
- Lot size
- 0.63 acres
- Year built
- 1994
- Property type
- Retail
- Status
- Active
- MLS number
- 21434069
Listing courtesy of Elevated Property Management L
Office phone 469-238-0310
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Location
212 N Oklahoma Drive
Facts and features
Lot
- Lot size
- 0.63 acres
Building
- Year built
- 1994
- Property type
- Retail
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