Commercial Property With Shop Near Blytheville Arkansas

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY WITH SHOP NEAR BLYTHEVILLE ARKANSAS

MLS# 25046564

This versatile commercial property, located at 1943 Hwy 18 in Blytheville, Arkansas, presents an outstanding opportunity for commercial operations, particularly those requiring significant covered work and storage space. The heart of the property is a robust metal shop featuring 2,500 sq ft of enclosed space boasting 14-foot sidewalls, ideal for accommodating large equipment, specialized manufacturing, or extensive fabrication projects. Complementing the main building is an additional 1,500 sq ft open shed, providing flexible, covered space for material storage, vehicle parking, or outdoor work that requires shelter from the elements. Situated on 2.4 acres more or less (m/l), the site offers ample room for expansion, maneuvering commercial vehicles, and securing a laydown yard.

In addition to the primary commercial structures, the property includes a 952 sq ft old brick house. While this residential component may offer potential for repair and repurposing—such as an on-site office, caretaker’s residence, or rental income source—prospective buyers should assume this feature is in uncertain condition. The entire property is being offered on an “as-is, where-is” basis, reflecting its current state and suitability for buyers prepared to assess and manage any necessary repairs or renovations, particularly concerning the brick house. This offering is a strategic acquisition for businesses looking to establish or expand their presence in the Blytheville area with significant, well-located commercial facilities. For more information, contact PAUL HALL @ 870-847-5070.

MISSISSIPPI COUNTY

Mississippi County, Arkansas,
offers a rich blend of history, culture, and nature, making it a compelling
destination in the Arkansas Delta. A primary draw is the Historic Dyess Colony:
Boyhood Home of Johnny Cash, where visitors can explore the restored New
Deal-era farmstead and administration building that shaped the early life of
the music legend. Beyond Dyess, the county’s history as a major agricultural
and industrial hub is showcased at the Hampson Archeological Museum State Park
in Wilson, which preserves and interprets artifacts from a 15-acre prehistoric
village of the Nodena phase. For a deeper dive into local heritage, you can
visit the Delta Gateway Museum in Blytheville, housed in the historic Kress
Building, or the Mississippi County Museum in Osceola.

For those interested in outdoor
recreation and local events, Mississippi County has plenty to offer. The Big
Lake National Wildlife Refuge is a significant natural area, providing over
11,000 acres of habitat and serving as a crucial stopover for migrating
waterfowl, making it a paradise for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts.
Meanwhile, the community centers of Blytheville and Osceola host various
activities, including the Arts Council of Mississippi County programs at the
Ritz Civic Center, the annual Osceola Heritage MusicFest, and the spectacular
Lights of the Delta holiday display in Blytheville during the winter. Whether
exploring an archeological dig, walking the grounds where a music icon grew up,
or enjoying the natural beauty of the Delta, Mississippi County provides a
unique taste of Northeast Arkansas.