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Cortland County to auction county-owned building at 49 Grant St.

Cortland County to auction county-owned building at 49 Grant St.

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CORTLAND, NY (607NewsNow) – Cortland County is offering a county-owned property for sale.

County personnel are preparing an online-only auction for a commercial property at 49 Grant Street in the City of Cortland.

Built in 1989, the roughly 3100-square-foot, single-story building has an assessed value of $575,000 and an assessor-reported full market value of $598,958.

The interior includes several private offices and individual rooms, one large central room, a reception area, three bathrooms, a kitchen, pantry, utility areas, and additional storage. The exterior has paved parking, a covered entry, and multiple exterior entrances.

Officials say the building may accommodate a variety of uses, subject to applicable zoning, building codes, and required approvals.

Prospective buyers are advised to conduct their own due diligence before bidding, which begins next Tuesday, Oct. 27, at noon. Bidding ends Nov. 17 at 10 a.m. and is subject to Cortland County approval.

According to Cortland County, complete property details, photographs, registration instructions, and auction terms are available at 49GrantSt.com, and AuctionsInternational.com.

Questions? Call Auctions International at (800) 536-1401, ext. 111. 

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