Absolute Auction of Former Bank Branch in Nesquehoning, PA (Carbon County)
Selling Absolute - No Minimums, No Reserves
Sold for $83,050
Sold for $83,050
#B6 -75 W. Catawissa St. Nesquehoning (Carbon County) PA 18240
INSPECTION: Thursday,August 9th, 12-2 PM
DIRECTIONS TO SITE: On south side of Catawissa Street just east of School Street
Local Broker: Bob Dann- rdann@maxspann.com - 888-299-1438-
INSPECTION: Thursday,August 9th, 12-2 PM
DIRECTIONS TO SITE: On south side of Catawissa Street just east of School Street
Local Broker: Bob Dann- rdann@maxspann.com - 888-299-1438-
Auction Conducted in conjuction and cooperation with Max Spann Real Estate & Auction Company, http://www.maxspann.com/ PA - Broker and Robert L Dann Auctioneer Lic #AU005609
Property Info from 3/1/11 survey, 12/5/11 ESA, 1/24/11 title policy, 3/31/11 appraisal
8740 sf two story brick building on 183’ deep .91 acre (8281 sf) lot with 40-50 feet of frontage on Catawissa and 32 feet of frontage on South Center, with 10 marked parking spaces. Main level was a bank branch, with apartment on second level. Built ca 1914 with addition ca 1965. Zoned C-2 Commercial (appraisal indicates residential use of 2nd floor conforms), tax parcel 105B1-42-N2. 2011 taxes $9,766.
The ESA revealed no evidence of recognized environmental conditions (RECs) in connection with the Site. A limited asbestos containing material screening at the site found asbestos within the ceiling tiles and lay-in panels on the first floor kitchen area
8740 sf two story brick building on 183’ deep .91 acre (8281 sf) lot with 40-50 feet of frontage on Catawissa and 32 feet of frontage on South Center, with 10 marked parking spaces. Main level was a bank branch, with apartment on second level. Built ca 1914 with addition ca 1965. Zoned C-2 Commercial (appraisal indicates residential use of 2nd floor conforms), tax parcel 105B1-42-N2. 2011 taxes $9,766.
The ESA revealed no evidence of recognized environmental conditions (RECs) in connection with the Site. A limited asbestos containing material screening at the site found asbestos within the ceiling tiles and lay-in panels on the first floor kitchen area
