403 Licking Pike Wilder, KY 41071

0.57
Acres
$175,000
MLS# 542206
0
0.57 AC
1/1
  • Sold

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Property Details

  • MLS#: 542206
  • Type: Business
  • Age:62
  • Basement:None
  • Business Type:Food & Beverage, Hair Care, Landscaping, Medical, Professional/Office, Business, Commercial, Dental
  • Construction:Brick
  • Flooring:Concrete
  • Lot Description:.56
  • Parking:Public
  • Roof:Shingle
  • Sewer:Public Sewer
  • Water:Public
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This listing courtesy of Chuck Wilson (859) 781-5100, Huff Realty - CC (859) 781-5100

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