$360,000

Prominently located along U.S. Highway 425/LA Highway 15 in Sicily Island, this highly adaptable commercial property offers approximately 2,700 square feet of heated space on an approximately 0.40-acre lot. Formerly operated as a community pharmacy, the building features approximately 1,600 square feet of open retail floor space, a drive-through service window, front service counter, glass-partitioned pharmacy work area, private office, break room, restroom, and dedicated storage space. The property occupies a distinctive location between the Catahoula Council on Aging and Island Medical and Dental, with an assisted-living facility directly behind it. This concentration of healthcare and senior services makes the building especially well-suited for a pharmacy, medical or therapy practice, home-health agency, medical-equipment supplier, or other health- or senior-focused business. Beyond healthcare, the practical floor plan and existing commercial features could accommodate a wide range of uses, including professional services, financial or insurance offices, agricultural-support businesses, specialty retail, convenience-oriented operations, nonprofit organizations, or other service providers. Depending on the intended use, the existing configuration may help reduce the time and expense required to adapt the property for a new operation. Surrounded by the productive agricultural setting of Catahoula Parish, Sicily Island serves local families, farmers, landowners, seniors, healthcare patients, and travelers from surrounding rural communities. Residents have a strong tradition of backing local businesses and value convenient access to products and services that might otherwise require a 20- to 30-mile drive to Winnsboro, Jonesville, or Natchez. Whether you are an entrepreneur, established business, expanding organization, or commercial investor, this property offers an opportunity to establish a visible, service-focused operation in a loyal, agriculture-based community. Bring your ideas and explore the opportunities in Sicily Island, Louisiana.