$1,600,000

Loo to the future! This is an exceptional investment opportunity as Fisherman's Wharf evolves. Three buildings. 14 Units, from studios, 1/1's, and 2/1's with updated interiors make this an easy producer. Just one block from Indian River Lagoon and Boat Ramp. A bridge away from causeway Park and South Beach Island. Five blocks to Downtown Fort Pierce and the infamous Farmer's Market Downtown every Saturday. It's time to make your move to income producing property today! Loo to the future! This is an exceptional investment opportunity as Fisherman's Wharf evolves. Three buildings. 14 Units, from studios, 1/1's, and 2/1's with updated interiors make this an easy producer. Just one block from Indian River Lagoon and Boat Ramp. A bridge away from causeway Park and South Beach Island. Five blocks to Downtown Fort Pierce and the infamous Farmer's Market Downtown every Saturday. It's time to make your move to income producing property today!

$165,000

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$65,000

Zoned C-3 permits a wide range of commercial uses and meets the minimum lot and dimensional requirements for development. Existing Structure exhibits severe floor and roof damage; *DO NOT ENTER AT ALL!*. No active utilities currently servicing the structure. Historic designation status not confirmed. Buyers advised to conduct full due diligence regarding demolition approval timelines, utility reconnection costs, and redevelopment feasibility. The cost of demolition could be offset by impact fee credits, but must be approved by the Historic Preservation Board. Zoned C-3 permits a wide range of commercial uses and meets the minimum lot and dimensional requirements for development. Existing Structure exhibits severe floor and roof damage; *DO NOT ENTER AT ALL!*. No active utilities currently servicing the structure. Historic designation status not confirmed. Buyers advised to conduct full due diligence regarding demolition approval timelines, utility reconnection costs, and redevelopment feasibility. The cost of demolition could be offset by impact fee credits, but must be approved by the Historic Preservation Board.