The Armstrong steel utility building, intended to be a barndominium, measures 40 feet by 40 feet. Designed for mixed-use, the living quarters are situated on the north end, providing ample space for comfortable living. The south end of the building is equipped with two overhead doors, one 12 feet wide and the other 10 feet wide, facilitating easy access for vehicles and equipment. In the NE corner of the building there is an area left open for the utilities to be installed. There are also 2 water hydrants already in place. This property encompasses two city lots sold together. The primary lot, featuring the barndo, covers an area of 1 acre, while the adjacent lot to the west measures 0.2 acres which you could use to build a home. The land has been meticulously prepared with approximately eight loads of Road Base and Big Rock gravel, ensuring a solid foundation for the building. The sewer line is in place, providing necessary waste management facilities, along with a 1-inch water line equipped with the meter. Electric is approximately 150 feet away from the steel building which makes it convenient to connect to the power. All utilities are positioned close to the building, making the final steps of the project straightforward and efficient. This setup ensures that the barndo can be completed as initially envisioned. The views from the barndominium are awesome and breathtaking.