Attention investors, this property is located in a quickly growing community, Noble. In the last two years it has added McDonalds, 7 Brews, Scooters Coffee, Wendy's, Duncan Donuts, etc. Coming soon is a Target, Lowes, Tractor Supply and a Casey's Gas Station. This location could be a great location for something else than just a carwash. The four lane coming up from Lexington ends at the carwash. Lots of street traffic in the morning and evening, plus throughout the day.
501 N Main St presents an opportunity to acquire a freestanding car wash property along Main Street in Noble, Oklahoma. Positioned on approximately 0.63 acres, the property benefits from frontage on one of the community's primary commercial corridors, providing visibility and accessibility for local customers and commuters traveling between Noble and the greater Norman and Oklahoma City markets.
Noble is located within the Oklahoma City metropolitan area and immediately south of Norman, home to the University of Oklahoma and a significant regional employment base. The property's location along Main Street places it within an established commercial environment serving local residents and daily traffic throughout the community. Its proximity to regional transportation routes enhances accessibility and supports continued customer convenience.
The existing car wash use offers investors or owner-operators the ability to acquire a specialized automotive service asset in a growing Cleveland County market. The site's established commercial positioning, existing improvements, and location within a recognized retail corridor may support continued car wash operations or future evaluation for alternative commercial uses, subject to applicable zoning and municipal requirements.
In addition to the car wash operation, the property includes 14 storage units, providing an additional income stream and enhancing the investment potential of the asset. The combination of a prime location, strong market fundamentals, and supplemental storage revenue makes this a compelling opportunity for investors or owner-users alike.
As communities throughout the Norman and southern Oklahoma City area continue to benefit from regional population and economic activity, properties with established visibility and direct access along primary commercial corridors remain sought-after assets for business owners and investors seeking a presence within the market.