Listed by Mary Stepaniuk • Realty Executives Integrity Brookfield. Bought with RE/MAX Realty Pros Brookfield.
Off Market Dec 2012 for $320K
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2965 N Brookfield Rd, Brookfield, WI 53045
About this home
Public Remarks: Prime Location Rental with 3 Rented Apartments with Appliances, 2 Office Units and Separate Exposed Lower Area(Past Use Fully Operational Water Lab. Original Building as a Hardware Store; Features 6,600 Sq. Ft. as per City; Lannon Stone Exterior; Parking Lot With 14 Stalls. Wilderness Way to O'Malley Alley backing up McCoy Filed. Land use 260 Commercial; Property Class Mercantile; Zoning B1 Local Business; Property Build in 1957 and Totally Remodeled in 1995.
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1957Year Built
Listed by Mary Stepaniuk• Realty Executives Integrity Brookfield
Bought with Michelle Hoerig• RE/MAX Realty Pros Brookfield
As the MLS and public records start to fill up, we'll list the details here.
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Last updated by owner on Feb 22, 2017.
VAB
Village Area Business District
The village area business district VAB is intended to encourage and promote a well-planned mixed-use environment with commercial, office and residential components, layered vertically. This section will implement the preferences for the village area neighborhood plan, an update to the city master plan. The specific goal is to encourage efficient land use by facilitating developments that minimize the amount of land needed for surface parking, while at the same time acknowledges the need for parking provided through a combination of on-site and off-site parking facilities. A safe, comfortable and attractive business district is desired for pedestrians, patrons and residents. The district is intended to supplement the objectives of the B-1 local business district in an area that is characterized by small, shallow or narrow lots; where commercial parcels are adjacent to residential development located on small, narrow or shallow lots, or which have offsets below those required by code; or where the patterns of land division were platted—and largely developed—prior to the establishment of zoning. The regulations of this district address building, use, parking, height, area, aesthetic, and stormwater management requirements, where the intent is to complement the existing, historically significant commercial and mixed-use structures in the district.