Minden City United Methodist Church $75,000
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Minden City United Methodist Church: Offer Page
Sale Opportunity The former Minden City United Methodist Church is a nice starter church ready for sale (1436 Main Street, Minden City). Sale Price Church $75,000
Church, Fellowship Hall, and Kitchen DescriptionSizeThe church is approximately 2,600 (built 1952) . The main floor is the sanctuary and bathroom. The lower level has the fellowship hall, kitchen and furnace. Sanctuary DescriptionCapacityOver 85 persons in pews (18 8 ft 8 inch pews). The sanctuary is approx. 43 ft by 28 ft.The altar is on a slightly elevated platform. KitchenThe overall size of the kitchen is approx. 15 ft by 12 ft with a serving counter onto the fellowship hall. The kitchen has a full size refrigerator/freezer and two sinks. The stoves has eight burners and two ovens. Fellowship Hallapprox 30 ft by 27 ft adjacent to the kitchen. There are two staircases for ingress and egress from the lower level. BathroomOne single occupant bathroom is on the upper floor near the main entrance. Parking DescriptionA cement parking lot (70 ft by 64 ft is on the east side of the church. This could accomodate 15 cars. Heating & CoolingAn oil burning furnace heats the building. A window air-conditioning units was connected to the building duct work in the summer time. Natural Gas is available to the property. Water & Sewer ConnectionsMunicipal water and sewer service the property. Conversion to a HomeThe church could easily be converted to a 1,200 square foot three or four bedroom home. -
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Minden City United Methodist Church Utility Expense for 2019 & 2020
Utility2019 ($) 2020 ($)DTE Electric 638 408Water DTE Gas Total 638 408Actual Expenses will be determined by the actual use of any given church. The above represents the use by Minden City United Methodist Church and the expenses incurred by the buyer will be unique to that buyer. The second lot has a Ready to Serve fee of $252 per year. A church member donates the fuel oil for the building. The church estimates that they use 100 gallons of fuel a year (they winterize the building during the week for the last couple of winters).
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