The median home value in Charles City, IA is $125,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $101,954.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Charles City, IA is $125,000.
Approximately 61% of Charles City homes are owned,
compared to 31% rented, while
8% are vacant.
Charles City real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Courtesy: Cedar Valley Iowa Realty-Charles City
Excellent location for retail or office. Very high traffic count leading to industrial parks, hospital and medical clinic as well as residential areas. Located on busy South Main and US Highway 14. Very spacious with easy entry and single story with full basement along with lots of storage. Located on corner lot with numerous concrete parking spaces for easy access.
Courtesy: Cedar Valley Iowa Realty-Charles City
Well established turnkey bar and billiard business located along the Cedar River in Charles City, Iowa. This hometown property includes a completely updated building offering over 5200 SF with room for 5 pool tables, full kitchen, stage and dance floor with overhead lightbar, large pull-down projector screen, handicap accessible men's and women's restrooms, office space, and walk in cooler. Custom made bar and matching high-top/low-top tables and stools are included. Full length covered deck overlooks the river offering beautiful outdoor dining and entertainment with a view. New enclosed smoking patio is conveniently located away from dining area and protection from the elements. After owning the billiard and bar business for 10 years, seller has decided to focus on his family, but will continue to do business as usual until property sells. Financial information is available upon request.
Courtesy: New Age Realty
Vacant commercial lot, zoned B-3. With most of the land in concrete, it has immediate concrete parking spaces. Located in a busy intersection with other other businesses surrounding. The parking lot has pole lighting. Good traffic at intersection with traffic lights. High visibility commercial setting. 501 Freeman will be divided into 2 lots. The southern half is for sale. There is both 500 year and 100 year flood plain on this property. Lots 4, 5, 6
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