Commercial Acreage Real Estate For Sale In Shelby

Driving Directions From I459S towards Montgomery, Merge onto HWY 280E, 25.52 MILES. Seller says it's all got to go. Scrap yard for SALE. All Equipment, New Scales, Buildings and Metal left on Property.

Offers many possibilities for retail, office space, professional building or medical. 327 x 217 lot could be used for extra expansion area. Storage shed included. Two restrooms, forced air gas furnace and central air.

Rare opportunity to own one of the last of the large parcels in the middle of Cooper-Young. Lots of possibilities for uses include industry, office, apartments or condos. This was once part of the operating station for the trolley that ran through Cooper...

The clear span warehouse/manufacturing area has 19' eaves, three Modine overhead gas heaters, and sprinkler. Two truck doors, three large 14x14 drive-in doors, one 8x9 drive-in door and approx.

Land currently has a church building, school building, gymnasium and day care center that are being sold in "as-is" condition. Value is predominately in the land, but buildings are usable if desired.

25 parking spaces. Well maintained. Driving Directions From I85 S bound, take ext 10B to Shelby. Zoned General Business. Dual lanes for former drive thru banking. Located on S side of U.S. 74 just past intersection with NC 180.

Lake Shelbyville is known for an incredible walleye, sauger, musky, largemouth bass (a Bassmasters Tourney was held here), crappie, flathead catfish and bluegill fishery. If you want a property with public land access, fishing, hunting, bird watching...

General Information -Asking Price: $450,000.00 -Total Acres: 40.00 Tillable Acres: 32.40 Wooded Acres: 6.60 Building Site Acres: 1.00 -Sugar Creek Township - Shelby County, IN -Type of Sale: Private -Cropland, house & shed -Status: New -HLS#: MDB-12095...

The traffic count at the intersection is 20,000 (2016) Several new residential subdivisons are just north of the listed land along Harrington Mill Rd. The listing is 1.6 miles due north of the I-64, Exit 32, being midway between Lexington and Louisville.