265 E Baltimore St
Detroit, MI 48202
Specialty Property For Sale
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8,181 SF
Investment Highlights
- Iconic Structure
- Opportunity Zone,
- Milwaukee Junction Neighborhood
Property Facts
| Property Type | Specialty | No. Stories | 1 |
| Property Subtype | Year Built | 1970 | |
| Building Class | C | Tenancy | Single |
| Lot Size | 0.43 AC | Parking Ratio | 2.44/1,000 SF |
| Building Size | 8,181 SF | ||
| Zoning | SD2 | ||
| Property Type | Specialty |
| Property Subtype | |
| Building Class | C |
| Lot Size | 0.43 AC |
| Building Size | 8,181 SF |
| No. Stories | 1 |
| Year Built | 1970 |
| Tenancy | Single |
| Parking Ratio | 2.44/1,000 SF |
| Zoning | SD2 |
Amenities
- Bus Line
About 265 E BALTIMORE ST , DETROIT, MI 48202
249 E Baltimore St is an Iconic commercial building in Detroit’s Milwaukee Junction Neighborhood. The building, designed in the Googie style of post-modern architecture by Detroit architect Nathan Johnson, once housed Stanley Hong’s Mania café and the Rhythm Kitchen part of Detroit's early rap and hip hop scene. 249 East Baltimore is designated as a local Historic District building. It is protected from demolition, but there are potential opportunities to save the façade and build up. The site comes with parking for up to 20 cars. The SD2 District is designed to encourage a complementary mixture of uses including residential, business, and office uses that are compatible in a neighborhood center. This zone will serve surrounding residential areas with consumer goods and services. It is the purpose of these regulations to encourage mixed-use developments that are compatible with the surrounding area and promote pedestrian activity.
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | 01-00184-550 | Improvements Assessment | $0 |
| Land Assessment | $0 | Total Assessment | $363,900 |
Property Taxes
