Description
This historic building is on the national registry and located directly in the business district. Being located directly on the way to MT. Hood & central Oregon by both Pioneer Blvd (hwy26) and Hyway 211, offer a high profile & large traffic counts for your business to grow.10,000 Sq Ft of old-growth timber beams offer amazing architecture and boundless possibilities. The parking area is plentiful. The city of Sandy has several development incentives in place. Details available..
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0BEDS
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0.36ACRES
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0BATHS
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01/2 BATHS
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10,000SQFT
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$75$/SQFT
School Ratings & Info
Description
This historic building is on the national registry and located directly in the business district. Being located directly on the way to MT. Hood & central Oregon by both Pioneer Blvd (hwy26) and Hyway 211, offer a high profile & large traffic counts for your business to grow.10,000 Sq Ft of old-growth timber beams offer amazing architecture and boundless possibilities. The parking area is plentiful. The city of Sandy has several development incentives in place. Details available..
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