Description

A rare chance to own a piece of history. The building was built in 1938 and was occupied by the Ontario Women’s Relief Corps for 18 years. The building subsequently become the regional office of the American Red Cross for the next 51 years. The Red Cross made some major upgrades to allow for emergency services, such as upgrading the electrical and plumbing. The building is in a residential neighborhood with a grandfathering of being able to have a “low traffic” business. This building and its neighborhood are wonderful reminders of the history of Ontario. The 2,720 square feet starts with you entering a large foyer with dark hard wood flooring. The building currently consists of three private offices, 4 semi-private offices, 3 cubicles and a large secretarial area. There is a full kitchen with an oven-range, refrigerator, dishwasher, plenty of cabinets and a dining table that seats 6. There are two bathrooms, a common work area, and a large storage cabinet for your supplies. The entrance to the backyard is controlled by an electronic, remote-controlled gate. The backyard is mostly asphalt for parking of up to 4 cars and a 2-car garage that is a great storage area. The landscaping is all very low maintenance and low water usage. As you pull up to the property you will be struck by the beauty of the rose garden with a large flag pole at its center. You won’t want to miss this once in a lifetime opportunity. Buyer to cooperate with 1031 exchange.