Greenfield Peace School $1,900
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Lease Opportunity The school was built in phases starting in 1952 with the last phase being in 1981. The school building is available for lease. The complete parcel of land is 3.53 acres. Lease Price $10,000 per month to lease for a charter school$1,900 per month for a church to use the gym and classroom for servicesRental prices are negotiable depending upon tenant and term of the lease School Building Building Description
Size
The school building is approx. 20,354 square feet in the school building and two detached classrooms that are approx. 1,846 square feet, for a total of 22,200 square feet School Description
Classrooms
Up to 11 classrooms, most classrooms range in size from 23 ft by 27 ft to 28 ft by 34 ft. Handicap Access
The main building has a handicap ramp that provides access to the single story school building. A handicap ramp is built to the two classroom annex building added in 1976. Windows
Double pane windows were added to the classrooms Gym
The gym is at the heart of the building. It is approx. 76 ft by 45 ft with a full stage at the north end. The kitchen is on the east side of the gym. The kitchen has its own exit on the east side of gym wing. Boys and girls locker rooms open onto the gym. They have showers and bathrooms. Kitchen
A full kitchen (approx. 30 ft by 19 ft) is adjacent to the gym. The stove (6 burners and grill) is under and exhaust hood. Five sinks and extra counter space aid in meal preparation. The kitchen has a serving window onto the gym. Playground Area
The area to the east of the building is fenced in and already has a playground structure for the younger students. Traffic 23,890 cars pass the property along Greenfield (SEMCOG 2004) and 21,680 cars pass the property along West Outer Drive (SEMCOG 2011) Parking Lot Description
73 parking spaces along the building on the north and west sides of the building. There are 3 handicap spaces. Heating
The building has a boiler for heat. The classrooms are air conditioned. The two detached classrooms have forced air furnace and separate air conditioning units. 
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