402 Glendale St, Park Hills, MO 63601

Property Description

A unique opportunity with approximately 2,750 square feet of space and plenty of potential! Currently home to Freedom Tabernacle Church, this distinctive Park Hills property is residentially zoned and offers an exciting opportunity for a buyer looking to transform an existing building into a one-of-a-kind home or explore other residential possibilities. The impressive granite stone exterior gives the building character that's difficult to duplicate today. Inside, the property offers two functional levels with approximately 1,500 square feet each. An arched entrance beneath the main front entry provides direct walk-in/walk-out access to the finished lower level, creating an interesting layout for a residential conversion. The amount of space and two-level configuration could lend itself well to a spacious single-family home, while buyers interested in a multifamily or apartment-style conversion may wish to explore those possibilities with the City. Apartments are located directly across the street, adding to the residential character and possibilities of the surrounding area. Any change in use, multifamily conversion, renovation, or redevelopment would be subject to City approval, applicable zoning requirements, permits, and other governmental requirements. The building is currently configured as a church and includes kitchen facilities, bathrooms, large open gathering spaces, and numerous areas that could potentially be reimagined as bedrooms, living areas, recreation space, offices, or storage. Outside you'll find a level rear yard/parking area, partially fenced side yard, detached storage shed, alley access, and additional on-street parking. For buyers with a different vision, other uses may potentially be considered through the appropriate City zoning or approval process; however, the property is currently zoned residential and no commercial use is being represented or guaranteed. At $125,000, 402 Glendale offers approximately 2,750 square feet, distinctive architecture, and an unusual opportunity for someone ready to bring a new vision to an existing space.