100 ft HEIGHT ''F.P. Nielson & Sons'' tower was built in 1938 by Frihoff Peter Nielson, is one of the last remnants of Old Mesa's history that can be repurposed with a little Architectural imagination. This Flower Silo was once in the center of major agricultural activity; as farms and ranches spanned the area, producing livestock, grains, citrus, grapes, and other fruits and vegetables. Nestled along side of the train track, freight cars once stopped there to load grain from the silos. Sir Nielson and his three sons operated the grain elevator for three decades. Sold it to an out of state grain broker in 1969. In 1975, it closed for good. Nearby farmland were rapidly rezoned to housing projects and communities; Zoned Commercial - Town Center
- Price:
- $3,000,000
- Square Footage:
- 6,926
- Acreage:
- 0.16
- Year Built:
- 1938
- Listing ID #:
- 6431864
- Street Address:
- 306 S Macdonald --
- City:
- Mesa
- State:
- Arizona
- Postal Code:
- 85210
- County:
- Maricopa
- Subdivision:
- Mesa
- Listing Status:
- Active
- Listing Type:
- Commercial
- Ceiling Height:
- 14.1 Feet To 16 Feet, 28.1 Feet Or Over
- Construction Description:
- Block, Metal
- Dwelling Type:
- Commercial, Distribution/Warehse, Industrial, Manufacturing, Office, Other (see Remarks)
- Flooring:
- Concrete
- Interior Features:
- Other (see Remarks)
- Stories:
- Other (see Remarks)
- Total Building Square Footage:
- 6926
- Type Of Roof:
- Built-Up, Concrete
- Year Built:
- 1938
- Operating Expense:
- 1379.00
- Conforms To Zoning:
- C-Tc
- Existing Land Use:
- Other, See Remarks
- Lot Square Footage:
- 6926.00
- Ownership:
- Fee Simple
- Property Taxes:
- $1,379
- Fence:
- Block, Chain Link
- Parking Description:
- Fenced, Free
- Cooling System:
- See Remarks
- Electricity:
- Aps
- Existing Water:
- City Franchise
- Heating:
- Electric
- Sewage Type:
- Sewer - Public
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The amounts for the Tax, Insurance, and HOA are estimates and not actual amounts.
Your Payment
$1,400/mo
Source: CINC
- Listing Provided By: Frank Aazami with Russ Lyon Sotheby's International Realty
