First Church of Christ, Scientist Church $1,500,000
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Sale or Lease Opportunity Church (seating for 371, fellowship hall, offices, and classrooms) is available for sale (1100 West Ann Arbor Trail, Plymouth). The church was built in 1957. The owner wants to the property redeveloped. The owner wants to build an approximately 3,000 square foot church with 40 car parking on the west edge of the property facing Ann Arbor Trail. The new church will consume around .55 acres. This would leave 1.7 acres for a developer to build upon. Sale Price $1,500,000 Church, Fellowship Hall, and Classroom Description
Size
The sanctuary, fellowship hall, and classrooms total approx. 12,000 square feet on 2.25 acres. The property has approx. 210 ft of frontage on Ann Arbor Trail and is approx. 338 ft deep. Sanctuary Description
Capacity
371 persons in theater style seats Sanctuary Design
The sanctuary is approx. 70 ft by 62 ft in a pie shape with the theater seats in an arc Pastor’s Office
It is approx. 15 ft by 20 ft. The secretary’s office is adjacent to the pastor’s office. Handicap Access
The property is on one level and connected by walkways. The sanctuary seating is on a slope. Fellowship Hall Description
Fellowship Hall Size
41 ft. by 56 ft. with a set of adjacent bathrooms. Classrooms
Four classrooms are spread throughout the building. A nursery and children’s classroom are connected by a doorway. The nursery has a door directly into a restroom. Offices
6 Offices are spread throughout the building. Community Parking Lot Description
Community parking lots to the north and west of the church allow for 96 cars with two handicap spaces. Heating
One boiler heats both buildings 
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Utility2007 ($)2008 ($)2009 ($)
DTE (electric) 2,1402,3182,054Water 1,3572,7651,145DTE (gas) 9,35411,2299,074 -
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