224 Reno AveMemphis, TN 38107

Property Details for 224 Reno Ave

Year built

1910

Property size (Sq ft)

3,200 SF

Property type

Specialty properties

Property subtype

Churches & religious facilities

Description

This exceptional opportunity presents a historic church building located at 224 Reno Ave, Memphis, Tennessee, 38107, in Shelby County. Built in 1910, this 3,200 square foot special purpose property is offered at an asking price of $180,000. The sale includes not only the church building at 224 Reno Avenue, but also the adjacent lots located at 222 Reno Avenue and 221 Caldwell Avenue. This presents a unique opportunity for redevelopment, adaptive reuse, or continued use as a religious facility. The property's prime location in Memphis offers excellent visibility and accessibility. The substantial square footage provides ample space for various purposes. The building's historical significance adds character and potential for preservation or restoration projects. Given its size and multiple lot inclusion, this property offers significant potential for a variety of uses and investors. The property's coordinates are 35.1684996 latitude and -90.0404204 longitude. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities of this unique Memphis property. The property is being sold "as is".

Location Insight

City

Memphis

County

Shelby

State

Tennessee

Latitude

35.1685

Longitude

-90.0404

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