260 Lod Angeles N Tulare, CA 93274

Versatile Property Opportunity - Church or Potential Residential Conversion in Tulare Welcome to 260 N Los Angeles St in Tulare, a well-maintained and active church property offering a unique opportunity for both faith-based organizations and visionary buyers seeking flexible use potential. The building features approximately 1,600 sq ft with a seating capacity of around 90, currently configured with a main worship/congregation space, private office,addtinal storage / sound room and a functional kitchenideal for services, meetings, and community gatherings. The property is actively in use with Sunday services, allowing for a seamless transition for a new congregation or organization. Additional highlights include two bathrooms, cooling via two swamp coolers, and strong parking accommodations with approximately 25 on-site spaces plus additional street parking. Ownership extends to the curb, providing full control of the lot and frontage. Located in a quiet residential neighborhood with minimal surrounding church presence, the setting offers a peaceful and focused environment. Flexible Use Potential: According to Tulare County, the property may be eligible for conversion to residential with an additional Unit Zoned for Religious / Church / Worship / Synagogue / Temple / Parsonage, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire a dedicated facility with potential for adaptive reuse. A unique chance to own a functional property with land ownership, ample parking, and included furnishingsready for its next chapterAgent Remarks: Currently operating as an active church, this approximately 1,600 sq ft building offers immediate use with future redevelopment or conversion potential. The existing layout includes a large assembly/worship space (approx. 90-seat capacity), office, kitchen, and two bathrooms. Zoned for Religious / Church / Worship / Synagogue / Temple / Parsonage. Per Tulare County, property may be eligible for conversion to residential use. Buyer to verify all information with the county. Conversion would likely require improvements, building permits, and compliance with residential standards, including the addition of a minimum of two covered parking spaces. Ideal for investors, developers, or owner-users seeking adaptive reuse potentia