http://www.harlan-skipwith.comThe latest properties on the market in Franklin Tennessee.http://www.334mainstreet.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comLocated on Historic Main Street in Downtown Franklin, 334 Main Street is a rare trophy property with both street retail and office space. The building is comprised of 4,900 square feet in two suites occupied by successful Franklin retailers Hey Day and The Curious Gourmet. The upstairs includes 3,682 square feet available for office or a spacious apartment. This is a unique opportunity to have your own office or apartment and a stable investment income all from one property. Thu, 05 Nov 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.8430hortonhighway.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThis 72,071 SF industrial building was built in 1998 and sits on an approximately 25 acre site. We have 32,175 total SF available. 27,375 is prefabricated metal walls and roof. There is an additional 4,800 SF in office that includes lockers and showers. The available space has two dock doors and one grade level door. Ceiling clear heights range from 25' to 35'. The building is equipped with 4,000 amp, 3PH, 4W, 277/480 volt electrical service. The site includes truck scales. With frontage on both Horton and Shelbyville Highways, the site is only 20 minutes from Franklin or Murfreesboro and 30 minutes from Nashville. Price per month is $5,094.38. Mon, 05 Oct 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.111alphadrive.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThis is an excellent manufacturing/warehouse facility. It includes eight ground level doors, three docks, heavy electrical, gas heat, expansive offices, shop offices, restrooms, over 5 acres. Property is zoned Heavy Industrial. It is for sale at $2,100,000 or for lease at $2.50/SF/Year. To see our other available properties, please visit www.magli.comTue, 21 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.franklinTNwarehouse.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThis is a 130' x 130', 16,900 SF warehouse or light manufactuing space available for lease for $4,500 a month. It is sprinkled and includes three dock doors, 1 drive-in door, and a bathroom. Some pallet racking is already installed and available or it can be removed. The space has, 14' eve heights, 220 volt electric, suspended gas heat, and has a large gravel fenced in lot. This space is the back of Tri-Green Equipment Company and has a seperate gated entrance from Mt. Hope Road. It is located in downtown Franklin and is convenient to Highways 96 and 431. From Nashville, take I-65 South to exit 65. Turn right to Hwy 96 and go all the way to the Public Square. Continue straight around the Square to Third Avenue and follow to Bridge Street. Turn left at Bridge Street. Go straight through 5th Avenue/431 intersection and turn right at 9th Avenue North. Follow 9th Avenue North to Mt. Hope Rd. Turn Right and property is on right. Look for Magli Realty Company signs. Mon, 13 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.NancyGreenRoad.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comThis 262 acre, turn-key, hunting property has a 3BR/2BA 1,200 SF home overlooking a stocked spring fed lake. It includes a 60 x 58'4" barn and 25' x 60' run-in shed. Expertly managed food plots abound with corn, soybeans, and alfalfa. 14 permanent stands dot the property insure you and your guests excellent hunting opportunities. A mix of pine, hardwoods, and open land provide excellent habitat for a range of wildlife including huge deer and turkey. Fri, 10 Jul 2009 00:00:00 GMThttp://www.harlan-skipwith.comReal EstateAgencyLogic.comSkipwith, built in 1818 by Cornelia Littlefield and her husband, is reported to be the oldest house in Maury County, Tennessee. The home and 608 acres that surround it were originally part of a 25,000 acre land grant made to Cornelia’s father, General Nathaniel Greene, Commander and Chief of the Army of the South in the American Revolutionary War. In the late 1830’s Skipwith was acquired by the Harlan family and came to play a central role in the history of Tennessee agriculture. Pit sawed and hand hewed beams frame the house mortar-and-tenon style and have stood the test of time. It is rare indeed to find an antebellum home with its original features in such good condition. Original doors, hardware, windows, molding, and mantels grace the home. The original kitchen building, now a guest house, still stands behind the main house. Barns as old as the house add to Skipwith’s charm. Tue, 09 Dec 2008 00:00:00 GMT