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SALE FOR 2 LOT (TAX ID:R6265-029 AND R6265-028 ) Great Location!! 4-sides brick building /currently use for church and the other unit is a utility/education center. 8class room* ** Replaced the New Roof year 2024 **Replaced all windows, built platform stage with a microphone system, upgraded electric system**replaced ceiling airduct, applied new paint, installed tiles on the floor, new sewerage pump system installed, sealed water proof floor for main chapel. , replaced carpet to wood floor, upgraded exterior front bricks, etc. plus Property includes house :TAX ID: R6265-028: EDUCATION CENTER/FELLOWSHIP BUILDING W/REFRIGERATOR, FULL BATHROOM & STORAGE AREA: 3BR/2b approximate 1,200 sf.
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