Vacant Commercial in Taylor

For Sale | 3,010 SF Vacant Freestanding Building

Property Type

Vacant Freestanding Commercial

Building Size

3,010 SF (One-Story)

Status

For Sale (Real Estate Only)

Price

$225,000

A Low-Basis Adaptive-Reuse Opportunity

Established Commercial Corridor Setting

Approximately 3,010 SF vacant freestanding one-story building
Offered as real estate only at $225,000
One-story masonry construction, originally built in 1952
Open interior with a long service counter, raised platform, and enclosed outdoor area
Zoned MT-1; verify permitted uses with the City of Taylor
Approximately 142 feet of Goddard Road frontage (per CoStar); two curb cuts
Near Telegraph Road with convenient connections to I-94
Offered on a low acquisition basis with adaptive-reuse potential

23925 Goddard Road is a vacant, approximately 3,010-square-foot freestanding commercial building in Taylor, Michigan, offered as real estate only at $225,000. The one-story masonry building, originally built in 1952, holds an open floor plan with a long service counter, a flexible customer area, a raised platform, restrooms, and support spaces, and an enclosed outdoor area extends the usable layout.

The value is in the low acquisition basis and the flexibility of the space. The building offers a functional starting point for a buyer to reuse the existing interior for a customer-facing or gathering concept, or to reconfigure the footprint for another retail, service, office, studio, or community use. It is zoned MT-1, and any use, occupancy, parking, signage, or redevelopment plan is subject to zoning, licensing, and City of Taylor approval.

At $225,000, 23925 Goddard Road gives a buyer a low-basis, flexible building on an established Taylor corridor, ready to reuse or reconfigure for a new concept, subject to municipal approval.

Reuse or Reconfigure

3,010 SF Vacant Building at $225,000

23925 Goddard Road is a low-basis opportunity with a flexible footprint. The vacant, approximately 3,010-square-foot building carries an open floor area, a long service counter, and a raised platform, giving a buyer a functional interior to work with rather than a bare shell. An enclosed outdoor area adds usable space, and the freestanding, one-story masonry structure offers direct Goddard Road access through two curb cuts. At a $225,000 asking price, the entry cost leaves room to invest in a concept.

The location supports a range of ideas. The property sits on Goddard Road near the Telegraph Road commercial corridor, within an established mix of commercial and residential uses, with convenient connections to I-94 and roughly 8.6 miles to Detroit Metropolitan Airport. CoStar reports nearby Goddard traffic of about 12,884 vehicles per day. The building is zoned MT-1, and any specific use, along with parking, signage, and any redevelopment, is subject to City of Taylor approval.

Approximately 3,010 SF vacant one-story freestanding building
Offered as real estate only at a $225,000 asking price
Open interior with a long service counter, raised platform, and support spaces
Enclosed outdoor area adds usable space to the layout
One-story masonry construction, originally built in 1952
Zoned MT-1; permitted uses subject to City of Taylor verification
Approximately 142 feet of Goddard Road frontage (per CoStar); two curb cuts
Near Telegraph Road, with I-94 access and about 8.6 miles to Detroit Metro Airport
About 12,884 vehicles per day on Goddard nearby (per CoStar, verify)
Suited to reuse of the existing interior or adaptive reuse and redevelopment

Why This Space Matters

Property Features

23925 Goddard Road gives a buyer a functional interior and a low basis to build on. The vacant, roughly 3,010-square-foot building carries an open floor area, a long service counter, a raised platform, restrooms, and support spaces, with an enclosed outdoor area extending the usable layout. It is offered as real estate only, so a buyer brings the concept and shapes the space around it.

The property works on an established corridor. Freestanding and one-story, it holds direct Goddard Road access through two curb cuts, sits near the Telegraph Road commercial corridor, and connects conveniently to I-94. Zoned MT-1, the building suits either a reuse of the existing layout or a reconfiguration for another use, with all uses, licensing, parking, and signage subject to City of Taylor approval.

Flexible Open Interior

The building offers an open floor area with a long service counter, a raised platform, restrooms, and support spaces. That existing layout is a functional starting point for a customer-facing, gathering, or service concept, rather than an empty shell, and an enclosed outdoor area adds usable room.

Low Acquisition Basis, Real Estate Only

Offered as real estate only at $225,000, the property gives a buyer an accessible entry into an established commercial location. There is no business or license included, so the value rests in the building, the site, and the flexibility to develop a new use over time.

Established Goddard Road Position

The freestanding building fronts Goddard Road with about 142 feet of frontage and two curb cuts, near the Telegraph Road corridor and I-94. CoStar reports roughly 12,884 vehicles per day on Goddard nearby. Permitted uses and any redevelopment are subject to City of Taylor approval.

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23925 Goddard Road, Taylor, MI 48180

Vacant freestanding one-story commercial building in Taylor, MI, approximately 3,010 SF
Offered as real estate only at a $225,000 asking price
One-story masonry construction, originally built in 1952
Open interior with a long service counter, raised platform, and enclosed outdoor area
Zoned MT-1; all permitted uses subject to City of Taylor verification
Approximately 142 feet of Goddard Road frontage (per CoStar); two curb cuts
Near Telegraph Road, with I-94 access and about 8.6 miles to Detroit Metro Airport
About 12,884 vehicles per day on Goddard nearby (per CoStar, verify)
Two illustrative paths: reuse the existing interior, or adaptive reuse and redevelopment
Low acquisition basis suited to investors, owner-users, and adaptive-reuse buyers