4442 27th Avenue W, Seattle, WA 98199

$2,150,000

Listing courtesy of Windermere Real Estate Midtown. Selling Office: Windermere Real Estate/FN.

Sold Price
$2,150,000
List Price
$2,150,000
Status
SOLD
MLS#
1733451
Closing Date
Oct 26, 2021
Days on Market
217
Annual Tax Ammount
12712

Property Description

Excellent investment opportunity in Magnolia's Fisherman's Terminal area. The property is 100% occupied by an A-credit tenant, on a NNN lease with a 2015 base year for property taxes. The 5,964 SF building features 18 foot ceilings, 3-phase 480v power, metal roof, dock high and grade level loading doors, 3 private restrooms, large showroom and a small office area. The 11,565 SF lot is zoned IG2 U/65 has a fully fenced yard area and parking for multiple vehicles. Current lease is through 6/30/2024 and Tenant has one 5-year option to extend. Please don't disturb tenant.

Additional Information

Community
Interbay
Building Condition
Very Good
Style
60 - Comm Bldg Und 10K
Year Built
1989
# of Assigned Spaces
13
Roof
Metal
Tax Year
2021
Potential Terms
Cash Out, Conventional
Interior Features
Concrete, Wall to Wall Carpet
Flooring
Concrete, Carpet
Driving Directions
From W. Commodore Way, go west on 27th Ave W. Property on South side of street right before 27th Ave W turns into Gilman Place W.
Other Expenses
593
Net Operating Income
$96,995
Gross Adjusted Income
$110,300
Gross Scheduled Income
$110,300
Cap Rate
4.51
Total Expenses
$13,305
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