AMCbid.com St. Clair County AL Leeds Restaurant Absolute Auction CRE Commercial Real Estate

1770 Ashville Road, Leeds, AL 35094 (St. Clair County)
Auction: Lender Owned Absolute Auction of Retail & Restaurants in AL-FL-NC-TN-WY


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Sold for $242,000

 
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1770 Ashville Road, Leeds, AL 35094 (St. Clair County)
SELLS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
6,200±SF Restaurant on 1.5± Acres
Selling Online Only
Bid Deadline: Thursday, May 24 at 12:00 PM CT
Closing Deadline: Tuesday, June 26, 2018
Inspection: Monday, May 14 & Monday, May 21 at 2:00 PM CT SHARP. An Auction Right of Entry form must be signed in order to gain access to the building which releases seller from liability in the event of accidents while onsite.
Sale Manager: Jeb Howell, 770-980-9565, info@amcbid.com
 
Property Description: Former restaurant built ca. 2003 on 2± acre lot. St Clair County GIS and tax records indicate the lot is 2.1 acres, and has 246± feet of Ashville Road (US Hwy 411) frontage, and 353± feet of Sharp Drive frontage on the south, which also wraps around the property on the west side. It is located in a “restaurant row” just south of the I-20 Exit 144 interchange, along with a Wal-Mart, Walgreens, and numerous motels and service stations. A pylon sign is included on Ashville Road. There are well over 100 marked parking spaces visible from the aerial view in the large parking lot which surrounds the building.
 
A June 12, 2006 Phase 1 Site Assessment did not reveal the presence of any recognized environmental conditions (RECs) in connection with the site.
 
St. Clair County Parcel# 26-05-15-0-001-005.010
St. Clair County Assessed Value $893,000
2017 Taxes $7,198
 
Julian E Howell, III AL Lic #1682
 
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