Historic Art-Deco Gas Station on a Huge Lot With Major Development Momentum Nearby Rare redevelopment opportunity in Sacramento's Oak Park / Tahoe Park edge. This historic Art-Deco era former gas station sits vacant and in need of complete renovation or rebuild. The existing building is in rough, stripped-down condition, with missing finishes, non-operational systems, and years of neglect, it will require full restoration and investment. What remains is the character-driven form of a classic service station with potential for adaptive reuse if preserved thoughtfully. The property occupies a large, rectangular commercial lot with direct frontage on Stockton Boulevard and 9th Ave. Long vacant and cleared out, this site offers a clean canvas for a developer, owner-operator, or creative small business looking for a visible location with strong future upside. The building and site present multiple possible uses: boutique retail, coffee shop with outdoor gathering space or beer garden, nursery, local maker space, community hub, or creative commercial redevelopment. The City has expressed interest in seeing the historic structure retained and reinvested in where feasible, similar to preservation of other vintage commercial buildings in Midtown Sacramento. The long-term value lies in the combination of historic character and emerging neighborhood energy. Location is rapidly evolving. Large new residential developments are transforming Stockton Blvd just steps away including hundreds of units under construction at Gateway East and The Remington / Stockton Gateway projects bringing new density, pedestrian traffic, and long-term demand for everyday neighborhood retail and service uses. The property also sits adjacent to the established Tahoe Park and Oak Park neighborhoods and close to ongoing development corridors near UC Davis' Aggie Square and surrounding revitalization efforts. This is a cash-only, AS-IS sale for an investor or user ready to tackle a compelling urban infill site with upside tied to the Stockton Blvd renaissance. Seller and City encourage creative vision that preserves the historic form while activating the site for the next chapter of this corridor.