Grace & Peace United Methodist Church $1,200/month
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Lease Opportunity The church is available for lease on a shared basis with the owner (451 Kennett, Pontiac). The tenant would be able to start their services at 11:30 AM on Sunday in the Sanctuary and have a mid week service. The building is also available for weddings, funeral services, engagement parties and social events. Lease Price $1,900 per month including utilities for the Sanctuary (11:30 Sunday start time) $1,200 per month including utilities for the Chapel (can start at 10 AM on Sunday)
$1,200 per month including utilities for the Gym (can start at 10 AM on Sunday)
Property DescriptionThe church is approx. 20,000 square feet in size with a parking lot for 76 cars Sanctuary Capacity250 persons (75 ft by 43 ft) plus overflow seating ChapelThe chapel (31 ft by 18 ft) is located on the main floor. A tenant could start their Sunday services at 10 AM in the chapel. The tenant could also have up to two classrooms for their services. GymThe gym (36 ft by 24 ft) is located in the lower level. A tenant could start their Sunday services at 10 AM in the gym. The tenant could also have up to two classrooms for their services. There is no handicap access to the gym. The gym is decent for half court basketball games. Choir Stand15 persons Handicap AccessThe building is on a two floors with an elevator. Each floor has its own zero grade (i.e. no steps) access from the exterior. KitchenThe kitchen has 3 sinks, with two stoves (10 burners) and refrigerator/freezer. The overall size is 19 ft by 25 ft and is adjacent to the fellowship hall (connected by a serving window). The tenant can have a cabinet in the kitchen for storing their coffee and paper products. Fellowship HallThe fellowship hall is approx. 61 ft by 42 ft and is adjacent to the kitchen. Classrooms
There are 6 classrooms in the building. Parking Lot Description76 parking spaces Heating & CoolingThe building has a boiler for warm water heat. The sanctuary has air conditioned. -
City of Pontiac: Fact Sheet
The first settlers arrived in what is now the City of Pontiac in 1818 at the crossroads of the Saginaw Indian Tail (now Woodward/Dixie Highway) and the Clinton River. Pontiac offers affordable housing, easy access to major roads, fine dining and entertainment. It is the county seat of Oakland County. The city was incorporated in 1861. Areaapprox. 20 square miles Population66,337 (2000 census) Dwelling Units24,234 (2000 census) Household Income$35,709 (2000 Census in 1999 Dollars) Per Capita Income$13,324 (2000 Census in 1999 Dollars) Employment31,075 (2002 SEMCOG data) Median Housing Value$219,800 (2000 Census in 2000 Dollars) Altitude943 feet Pontiac 17 th Largest city in Southeastern Michigan Has a strong mayor form of government Fifth safest city in the nation Largest Private Employers General Motors St. Joseph Mercy Oakland POH Medical Center Electronic Data Systems Nearby Colleges & Universities Walsh College, Oakland University, Great Lakes University, Central Michigan University -
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