227 Blackhawk Lane | Kalispell
Welcome to 227 Blackhawk Lane in Northeast Kalispell where opportunity meets functionality in this unique offering. Set upon a generous 2.85-acre parcel with Spring Creek frontage, this level, easily accessible property is an ideal acquisition for the buyer looking for expansive shop space and room for future development whether that is more commercial/business space or your Kalispell dream home. Two substantial commercial and/or hobby shops anchor this property. The first, constructed in 2002, spans 2,240 square feet of functional space featuring a poured concrete floor with radiant heat, a practical bathroom equipped with shower and toilet facilities, a versatile mezzanine level, 220, ample storage and oversized garage door. The new 5,100 square foot shop with four separate bays takes center stage, each bay offering its own oversized garage door(s) for ease of access and potential for separate tenants. This facility is outfitted with top-to-bottom state-of-the-art wiring, lighting, insulation, and more, including a robust 400 amp power supply to handle all of your commercial needs. The buyer will enjoy the freedom of no covenants and no zoning restrictions, presenting a blank canvas for your business and or/residential endeavors The unobstructed views into the Swan mountains serve as a breathtaking bonus, sure to inspire and impress. With ample space to add an additional structure or to build a custom dream home, this property provides the perfect live-work balance in a central Kalispell location. For the ambitious entrepreneur, the chance to live, work, and store your equipment in one prime location is a rare find. Seize the opportunity at 227 Blackhawk Lane – where potential is as limitless as the Big Sky Country. MTR 30038701
Directions to property: Highway 2, Right to go East on Rose Crossing, Left to go North on Helena Flats, Right on Blackhawk Lane. Take Blackhawk until it dead-ends into the property. You'll pass a house on your right just before arriving at subject property.
