111 S Collins Street, Plant City, FL 33563

$2,000,000
10,154
SqFt

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List Price
$2,000,000
Status
ACTIVE
MLS#
S5152355
Living Area
10,154
Subdivision
Florida Railway & Navigation

Property Description

Trophy Property - Great Investment Property on the corner of S. Collins St. in Downtown Plant City. The property has 8 tenants (3 commercial tenants downstairs and 5 aparments upstairs). The 5 apartments consist of 2 - Two Bedroom Units and 3- 1 Bedroom Units. The 3 tenants downstairs are all on Triple Net NNN Leases paying their share of property taxes, their own maintenance, and utilities. New TPO Roof 3 years ago. Each tenant has their own power meter. $100k in upgrades over the past 3 years. This mixed use building currently generates $13,127/month and $187,368/ annually making it a handsome 5.89% CAP return with no work needed. Profit Day 1!!! Schedule to view this property before it is gone! Private parking lot to the rear included in the sale. Public parking lot across the street assures tenants that their customers will always have plenty of parking.

Additional Information

Year Built
1907
Construction
Brick
Living Area
10,154
Acres
0.25
Cooling
Central Air
Heating
Central
Parking
Ground Level, Shared Parking
Sewer
Public Sewer
Stories
2

Listing courtesy of LUXURY ORLANDO REAL ESTATE.

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