1901 East Deuce of Clubs comprises 1 free standing block building (12,597 SF total) and situated on 1 parcel totaling 1.01 AC, zoned C-2. The property is near major thoroughfares US HWY 60 and SR 77 in Show Low, AZ. Within a .5 miles are 4 car dealers and the 24,000 sq.ft. Amazon Distribution Center. Located near industrial and light industrial zones. Current use is retail space and office space. THE HIGHLIGHTS Currently Occupied by Retail Thrift Store Previously used as a bowling alley with a Bar Well constructed with block and concrete. Current Use offer 6,372 sq. ft. of retail space, 1,126 sq. ft. of back room storage work space, balance is office and reception areas. 127 ft. of highway frontage.Show Low, Arizona, is a prime spot for commercial real estate investment, seamlessly blending its historical roots with tourism and modern industrial growth. Nestled in Navajo County, at an elevation of 6,345 feet, this vibrant community is strategically located near major highways, including U.S. Route 60 and State Route 77, ensuring excellent accessibility. Interstate 40 and rail lines are 50 miles away.
Originally a logging and ranching hub, Show Low now hosts diverse industries. Companies like Aero Products (Aerospace), CNC milling and manufacturing businesses, medical manufacturing along with tourism and construction contribute to the local sector.
Construction in Show Low is booming, with numerous residential and commercial projects underway. The city's commitment to infrastructure development supports both new businesses and residents, supporting economic growth and modernization.
Tourism thrives with attractions such as Fool Hollow Lake Recreation Area, White Mountain Trail System, Outdoor Activities and weekend festivals drawing visitors year-round. Events like Show Low Days celebrate the city's heritage and vibrant community. Combining a rich history with industrial tourist and commercial developments, Show Low offers a dynamic environment for business ventures, supported by strategic local initiatives and economic development efforts.
