14,631 sqft

$565,000

711 Cook Street, Sioux City IA, 51103

Price per sqft$38.62

Built in1930

Property size14,631 sqft

Property typeCommercial

Overview

Active

Listed Sep 29, 2026

Updated 3 weeks ago

This is your next smart investment! This 22,500 sq ft multi-use building at 711 Cook Street offers a versatile mix of retail, studio, storage, and auto bay space, creating multiple income streams and potential for future growth. The auto bay shop will be available at purchase and includes the existing hoist and tire machines, which will stay with the property. Current tenants include a studio, Mattress Stop, and a storage tenant, providing established rental income. Tenants pay their own heating and electricity in addition to rent, helping keep operating costs low. Other tenants are likely to stay, providing stable income with room for future upside. Seller installed a new TPO roof in 2025, adding long-term value and peace of mind for the next owner.

Other Property Details

Taxes: $12,514
Tax Frequency: Annually

Listed by Kylee Lukes-Negron with Riverstone Realty
Listing Contact: 414-899-3734

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