Heritage United Methodist Church $145,000
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Purchase Opportunity The church and parking lot are for rent or sale (approx. .75 acres). The facility is approx. 4,320 square feet (4010 N. Custer, Monroe ). The church was built in 1870. Lease Price Sale Price
$1,700 per month plus utilities $145,000
Property DescriptionThe church is on two floors with sanctuary, fellowship hall, kitchen, storage rooms, classroom, bathrooms, and nursery. Sanctuary125 persons in pews with chairs on the altar (including altar 51 ft by 34ft). The sanctuary is orientated on the north/south direction. The church has a great old time feel with vaulted ceilings and high/thin windows. HeatingThe building has a forced air furnace for heat and air conditioning. KitchenThe kitchen is 20 ft by 15 ft. with a serving window and door onto the fellowhsip hall. A storage room is directly adjacent to the kitchen. Fellowship HallThe fellowship hall (31 ft by 31 ft) adjacent to the kitchen. Classrooms
A classroom and nursery is located in the lower level next to the fellowship hall. Handicap AccessA handicap ramp is located on the east side of the building with building. A lift at the rear of the building that provides access to the lower level of the church. Church RentalA renter could be the only tenant in the building. The renter can have their services any time in the building, while being responsible for cutting the grass and pushing the snow. OfficeThe pastor’s office is 12 ft by 7 ft. Parking Lot DescriptionThe parking lot is on the east and north side of the church. The paved portion holds 17 cars and the gravel section can hold 30 cars. The two lots total 47 cars. -
Heritage United Methodist Church Utility Expense for 2018 and 2019
Utility2018 ($)2019 ($)DTE Electric Water DTE Gas Total Actual Expenses will be determined by the actual use of any given church. The above represents the use by Heritage United Methodist Church and the expenses incurred by the buyer will be unique to that buyer.
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Monroe: Fact Sheet
Monroe is located in the extreme southeastern corner of Michigan’s lower peninsula, along the coast of Lake Erie at the mouth of the River Raisin. It is the largest city in Monroe County. Monroe began as a French settlement in 1780, when Fancois Navarre moved here from Detroit and built a cabin on land deeded to him by the Indians along the north side of the Riviere aux Raisins. A famous battle in the War of 1812 was fought along the River Raisin. This quickly developed into what became Frenchtown, only the third major community in Michigan by 1815. In 1817, an American community began along the south side of the river. It was named after James Monroe, fifth president of the United States, after he visited there in 1817. MOnroe is also know for being the childhood home of General George Armstrong Custer, Civil War hero, later defeated by the Indians at the Battle of Little Big Horn. His statue, erected by the State of Michigan in 1910, stands downtown by the River Raisin. Area10.46 square miles Population22,076 (2000 census) Dwelling Units5,952 (2004 SEMCOG) Household Income$45,694 (2000 Census in 1999 Dollars) Per Capita Income$18,277 (2000 Census in 1999 Dollars) Median Housing Value$115,500 (2000 Census in 2000 Dollars) Altitude581 feet (measured at the Detroit River) Monroe is Largest City in Monroe County 41.91 degrees north and 83.38 degrees west of the prime meridian Cultural Attractions: Monroe County Historical Museum Sterling State Park Monroe Multi-Sports Complex River Raisin Centre for the Arts River Raisin Battlefield Visitor’s Center
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