In the heart of downtown Murphy, this prime commercial property offers immediate income and exceptional foot traffic, being partially occupied by the Cherokee County Arts Council as a rental tenant. Set on a .15acre city lot, this well-maintained building is surrounded by thriving retail shops, popular dining spots, and sits within a short walk to the picturesque Murphy River Walk and Konehete Veterans Park. Its strategic location offers strong visibility and easy access, with on-site parking available and additional public parking options just steps away. This impressive two-story, 12,000-square-foot building offers endless potential with a finished lower level currently housing the Cherokee County Arts Council, while the 6,000-square-foot upper floor awaits your vision. With a blank canvas upstairs, this property is primed for additional development or reimagining to suit a variety of commercial needs, providing investors or business owners a rare opportunity to create new income streams and maximize this location's appeal. Seize the chance to own in one of Murphy's most vibrant areas—a property ready to deliver returns from day one.
Listing courtesy of Appalachian Land Company. Selling Office: McNabb Properties, Inc..

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