35451 W US 60
Vernon, AZ 85940
3 D Self Storage · Specialty Property For Sale · 25,136 SF

Meet Listing Broker at Inside Self Storage World Expo - April 11-12! Schedule your time today. ALL PROPERTY TOURS MUST BE SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE THROUGH LISTING BROKER. The investment opportunity is an income producing self storage which is 95% occupied. The improvements consist of six self storage buildings totaling 19,000 rentable square feet, two residences totaling approximately 1,224 and 1,512 square feet. The office is contained as a separate space within one of the residences. There are one hundred and twenty five units of drive up self storage. The property also has spaces for outside storage of RVs and boats. There is value add opportunity via expansion and additional development on this nearly 40 Acre property. See our website for more details. The self storage units are steel construction on concrete foundations. All interior partitions are steel. All buildings have pitched metal roofs with steel doors. Drive aisles are gravel. There is one access point with a gate controlled entry and exit. Vernon is in Eastern Arizona . It is in Apache County. Apache County is unique among all counties in the United States in many ways. Particularly because it is the longest county in the country, 211 miles from the Utah border to just south of Alpine. It is a county of great variety, starting from the blue spruce and aspen covered mountains near Alpine and Nutrioso, to the Greer Valley with the clear, cold waters of the Little Colorado River flowing northward to Round Valley and St. Johns. The main population centers are Window Rock and Fort Defiance in the South, Ganado in the center and Chinle in the north, with many small towns in between. Apache County is growing. Its current population is 70,000. With the new Units three and four being constructed at the Springer-ville Generating Station, new permanent jobs are being created along with all of the required support services needed for an expanding population in the surrounding communities. Land values are increasing as a result of many new subdivisions being approved and the desire for rural property and second homes by those living in the more metropolitan parts of the state.