12 N Lincoln Street Wilmington, OH 45177

0.21
Acres
$119,900
MLS# 1886008
0
0.21 AC
1/1
  • New Listing

Received 07/08/2026

More About 12 N Lincoln Street

One Block for the CourtHouse of Wilmington and located in the Main Business District and ready for your New Build!! Build to suit is available and already has a Blacktop Parking Lot! Water and Sewer Taps should be paid but buyer needs to verify!! Owner is Licensed Realtor for State of Ohio!

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: From Downtown Wilmington, Go E on 22 and 3 and lot is on the left at corner of Lincoln and Main

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Property Details

  • MLS#:

    1886008

  • Type:

    Commercial Lot

  • County:

    Clinton

  • Acreage:

    Less than .5 Acre

  • S/A Taxes:

    231

  • School District:

    Wilmington City
This listing courtesy of Harold Roberts (513) 582-1625, Jackie Hamilton (937) 402-0318, Howard Hanna Real Estate Serv (937) 382-2112

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