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115-119 Michigan Ave is a 1927-built home in DD Roger's Addition To Daytona Replat, Daytona Beach. Flood zone AE - confirm flood insurance requirements with your lender.
SUBJECT LISTING ENTAILS THREE PARCELS FOR SALE WITH AN "RDD4 ZONING" THAT ALLOWS FOR MIXED USE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS BUSINESS STORAGE FACILITIES, OFFICE USE AND RETAIL-SHOP USES. THE 115 MICHIGAN AVENUE STRUCTURE IS A 2,480 SF WAREHOUSE FACILITY THAT CAN ACCOMODATE REPAIR TYPE, WORK-SHOP/ STUDIO AND DISTRIBUTION TYPE FACILITIES. THE 117 MICHIGAN AVENUE STRUCTURE (FORMER APARTMENT & SERVICE SHOP) HAS BEEN CONDEMNED BY THE CITY OF DAYTONA BEACH AND IS READY TO BE RAZED TO ADD NECESSARY PARKING TO SERVICE THE 115 PARCEL FOR BUSINESS USE. THE 119 MICHIGAN AVENUE PARCEL IS CURRENTLY USED AS STORAGE, BOTH WITHIN THE 900 SF EXISTING STRUCTURE THERE AS WELL AS WITHIN THE PARCEL'S BOUNDARY AND PERIMETER.
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Price
$849,000
Time on market
56 days
Year built
1927
Monthly payment
About $5,239/mo
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Zone AE
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