NO-RESERVE REAL ESTATE AUCTION! 1.58± ACRE COMMERCIAL REDEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY! SELLS TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER REGARDLESS OF PRICE! Exceptional opportunity for commercial developers and investors to acquire a highly visible 1.58± acre corner site located at 8540 Blue Ridge Blvd, within the city limits of Kansas City, Missouri! Strategically positioned along a major thoroughfare with substantial passing traffic, this property offers excellent visibility, accessibility, and redevelopment potential. Surrounded by established residential neighborhoods and conveniently located near I-435 and US 71 Highway, the site presents an attractive opportunity for a variety of future commercial development concepts. The property is currently improved with an 18,450± RBSF former medical office building featuring brick and cinderblock construction, providing the flexibility to renovate, repurpose, or demolish the existing improvements for new construction. Additional features include substantial paved parking, a secured parking area, and utilities available at the site but not currently connected. Currently zoned O-2, with alternative uses and redevelopment subject to applicable zoning regulations and municipal approvals. NO RESERVE, NO MINIMUM! This property WILL SELL to the highest bidder regardless of price! Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a sizable commercial redevelopment site in Kansas City at a price determined by competitive bidding! All bids at bid. catesauction.com.
Vacant landProperty Type
1.58 acresLot Size
$63,291Price/Acres
Listed by Alex Forster• Cates Auction & Realty Co Inc
Park Farms, located between Ward Parkway and State Line Road, is a residential and suburban Kansas City neighborhood with curving streets and mature tree canopy. Its character concentrates around the Ward Parkway Shopping Center area, where low-slung storefronts, patios, and steady foot traffic set a polished, everyday rhythm. Nearby, the Country Club Plaza’s Spanish-inspired blocks add a distinct architectural counterpoint to the neighborhood’s mid-century and traditional homes. Loose Park’s lawns and rose garden shape the outdoor routine, while Brush Creek’s trails trace a green edge for walks and bike rides. Local pillars like The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art, the Kansas City Art Institute, and the Kauffman Memorial Garden anchor the cultural calendar.
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Chain-link fencing
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Level and sloped terrain
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Asphalt road surface
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Unimproved land
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Cable available
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Natural gas available
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Current use: Commercial
Possible uses: Commercial, multifamily, or urban
O-2 zoning
Curb and gutter, sidewalks, and storm sewer
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