Commercial Building 3,444 ± sq. ft. vacant service and repair/retail building with lobby, kitchenette, commercial/office space, mechanical room, 2 restrooms with showers, and overhead garage. The property has parking spaces with 65 ± sq. ft. of frontage on Division Avenue. Per the stated Terms of Sale, this property is sold AS IS WHERE IS WITH ALL FAULTS including any building violations for the property as a whole that may apply (including but not limited to fines and penalties). Clear Title will be transferred via a Government Deed.
Address 5253 Division Avenue S., Grand Rapids, Michigan 49548
Property Details Imp. Area: 3,444 ± sq. ft. Site Area: 15,018 ± sq. ft. Year Built: 1964 Parcel No: 41-17-36-226-078 County: Kent Utilities: Electric, Gas, Water, Sewer 2025 Taxes: $7,852.14 Zoning: FBC-CE/Corridor Edge Area Sale No: 27-66-116 Directions: View Directions Bid Increment: $500
Terms of Sale Buyers are responsible to read and understand the Terms & Conditions of the sale.
260.257+/- acre Lenawee County, MI in 3 tracts featuring productive farmland, rolling pasture, recreational ground, Wolf Creek frontage, and country living in Cambridge Township near Onsted & Michigan’s scenic Irish Hills. The diverse land base includes nearly 100 acres of pasture, approximately 50 acres of hayfields, and approximately 60 acres of tillable ground currently planted in soybeans. At the time of a recent property visit, approximately 50 head of beef cattle were being kept on the farm, demonstrating its continued agricultural use. More than two miles of pasture fencing are already in place. Gently rolling terrain, mature trees, and spacious countryside views create a beautiful setting for farming, livestock, recreation, or a rural homestead. Tract 3 includes a cozy farmhouse containing approximately 1,364 square feet. Live auction with online bidding.
111.84+/- acre Jackson County, MI in 1 tract. This versatile property features approximately 45± acres currently in agricultural production, a substantial collection of farm improvements, regenerating timber habitat, year-round water sources, and an ideal blend of food, cover, and travel corridors for wildlife. The tillable acreage has been owner-farmed and has produced a rotation of corn, soybeans, and wheat during the past five years. The ground is known for excellent natural drainage and has not required tile drainage. A significant feature of the property is the collection of agricultural improvements that remain with Parcel M. The former dairy and livestock operation includes multiple free-stall barns, feeder barns, cattle sheds, loafing sheds, utility buildings, former milking facilities, concrete stave silos, bunker silos, feeding infrastructure, and related agricultural support structures. These improvements provide opportunities for equipment storage, livestock operations, feed storage, farm support activities, and a variety of other agricultural uses. Properties offering this level of existing infrastructure are becoming increasingly difficult to find in today's market. Live auction with online bidding.
