Are you looking for a space to start or continue your own business? On a lot large enough to build your beautiful home too? Look no more! Once used as a granite shop, this large (approx 40'x80') metal building with spray foam insulation contains a moving 3 ton crane (3phase) and two air compressors. There is storage above that could be converted to many uses as well as an office on the main level, large bath and a utility room. On the front exterior is an extension of the slab with heat and is ready for your build project. The building is heated with an oil furnace. There is also an outdoor wood boiler. A wrap around driveway and more than an acre, the possibilities are endless with what one could do! Call for your showing today!
Well established business location with about 12,453 square feet on approximately 1 acre. This location has extreme street exposure, being located on a main artery in and out of town. This commercial building location provides many possibilities. The wreath business including equipment and material may be purchased for an additional $150,000.
Family owned and operated for more than 35 years. This transport company has a well established client base. There are offices, commercial garage space. With over 8,000 square feet, there are multiple opportunities for different ventures.
WELCOME TO HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SKOWHEGAN, MAINE! This is the J Palmer Merrill Building located at 48 Water Street. Invest in small town USA! This 15,000+ square foot 1908 colonial revival brick building is one of the crown jewels in all of Skowhegan. Set along the Kennebec river among cafes, shops, parks and other historic buildings, this bustling building is right in the heart of the pedestrian friendly and charming downtown area. Currently it houses a popular multi-room antiques market and gift shop. Building has three levels of spaces, a public elevator, great road frontage with plenty or public AND private parking. Head down to the codes office as there is potential to talk to the town to convert the second floor into sought after residential space. Bring your vision to Skowhegan for an outfitters, or restaurant, craft brewery, or the Maine small town destination experience of your choosing! Skowhegan, a nationally designated historic ''Main Street'' community, is a diverse four season destination known for it's outdoor activities, innovative local business support, beautiful river front area, Maine foods, and vibrant cultural scene. Whether you are an investor or want to build something new, this spectacular building in Skowhegan is the place to start. GRAB THIS NOW BEFORE THE SPINNING MILL REVITALIZATION IS COMPLETE!
Back on the market. 11.23 acres of open, flat, ready to use commercial land previously the Skowhegan Drive-In and now being sold as commercial land. The building and screen still remain on the property currently. The property could be converted back into a drive in if desired with some investment
12595 - Excellent commercial opportunity in historic downtown Skowhegan across from the spinning mill revitalization project, next to the fire station. Two floors of available office space for your business. Includes 70ft of river frontage overlooking the mighty Kennebec. Building has been recently renovated. There is a large 3rd level attic just waiting to be finished. Possible owner finance with 20% down, to qualified buyers. Come look today, since this won't last long.
Skowhegan is located in Maine. Skowhegan, Maine has a population of 8,553. Skowhegan is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 21.67% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.54%.
The median household income in Skowhegan, Maine is $48,737. The median household income for the surrounding county is $47,488 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Skowhegan is 44.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 79.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 4.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.9 inches per year, with 68.3 inches of snow per year.