This 2±-acre commercial property on Highway 79 in Henry County, Tennessee combines a modern office, a heavy-duty shop, a 5-bay equipment shed, and commercial-grade utilities on a compact, manageable site just north of Paris. The office and shop were both built in 2023. A new owner can move in and start operating without the deferred maintenance or near-term capital projects that often come with commercial buildings in this market.

The office building measures 30 feet by 48 feet, with a 10-foot covered porch across the front. Inside is a state-certified commercial kitchen, a feature rarely found in rural commercial property in West Tennessee. The kitchen opens the property to food production, catering, meal prep, and specialty food businesses, in addition to traditional office use. The office also includes one full bathroom. Buyers should verify that the kitchen certification fits their specific intended use.

Next to the office, the 72-foot-by-48-foot shop is built for equipment work. Four 14-foot overhead doors let trucks, trailers, and large machinery pull in and out easily. The shop floor was poured 6 inches thick and has already supported major heavy equipment. A second bathroom inside the shop keeps day-to-day operations practical for crews.

A 5-bay equipment shed, approximately 2,400 square feet, rounds out the improvements. The open-front design lets trucks, trailers, and machinery pull straight in under cover, and the metal roof and metal-sided back and end walls keep equipment out of the weather. Each bay comfortably holds a full-size pickup, an enclosed trailer, or a piece of heavy equipment. Rolling stock can stay protected while the shop stays clear for active work. High-quality chain-link security fencing on the property adds a layer of protection for equipment, materials, and inventory kept on site.

The utilities are sized for commercial use: a newly drilled well, a new septic system, and 400-amp electrical service are already in place. For many operations, bringing utilities like these to a raw site is one of the most expensive and time-consuming parts of getting started, and that work is done here.

Highway 79 frontage provides direct access and steady visibility along one of Henry County’s primary routes, which connects Paris with Buchanan, Paris Landing State Park, and Dover. Kentucky Lake is approximately 10 miles away. That puts the property within reach of the lake’s marine, recreational, and seasonal markets, along with the agricultural and construction trades that drive the surrounding area.

Having an office, a commercial kitchen, a heavy-equipment shop, and secured, covered equipment storage on one site gives this property unusual flexibility. It fits a contractor or equipment-based business, a fabrication or service shop, a marine or lake-related business, or a food-based operation that needs both kitchen space and storage or production space. The +/- 2-acre footprint keeps upkeep simple and puts most of the property’s value in its improvements.