218 Main Street Addyston, OH 45001

$70,000
MLS# 1687473
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Property Details

  • MLS#: 1687473
  • Type: Commercial
  • Basement:None
  • Construction:Wood Siding, Block
  • Cooling:None
  • Flooring:Wood, Concrete
  • Gas:Natural
  • Heat:Gas
  • Levels:2 Story
  • Lot Description:.401
  • Parking:On Street
  • Roof:Shingle
  • Sewer:Public
  • Site:Business District
  • Water:Public
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This listing courtesy of Holly Maloney (513) 607-1986, Thomas Maloney (513) 236-9624, eXp Realty (866) 212-4991

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