110 N Main Street

About This Property

Prime opportunity on 8.20; acres in Gideon, MO with direct frontage on North Main Street. This property features a 16,800; sq ft functional warehouse currently in use, offering an open floor plan, steel frame construction, concrete floors, and multiple access points including overhead, sliding, and roll-up doors. The site also includes a loading dock and loading well, making it well suited for distribution, storage, or industrial use. In addition, the property includes a 4,900; sq ft shop building with concrete floors and an open layout ideal for equipment storage, workspace, or support operations. A secondary 26,500; sq ft warehouse structure is also present on the property. While currently not operational and considered to have limited contributory value, it presents a significant opportunity for redevelopment, renovation, or repurposing. Additional improvements include a concrete block building and portable structure, adding further flexibility to the site. Situated on level ground with strong accessibility and multiple structures already in place, this property offers space, functionality, and upside for an owner-user or investor. Opportunities with this kind of footprint and potential don’t come around often.

Flat, fertile river ground made for row crops and waterfowl.

New Madrid County spreads along the Mississippi River in the lower Bootheel, its ground made of the deep, fertile alluvium that defines the delta. The land lies flat and rich, planted heavily in cotton, soybeans, corn, and rice, much of it irrigated and cut through with the drainage ditches that keep this low country farmable. For the farmland investor, this is textbook productive delta soil. Recreation centers on waterfowl: flooded fields, sloughs, and river backwaters draw ducks and geese, and doves gather along field edges in early season. Timber is scarce, so the appeal is cropland and wingshooting rather than deer woods. New Madrid is a working agricultural county where the river's old floodplain still sets the terms.

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