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 405 Parker
Building Description: 2,700 sq. ft. main building and 690 sq. ft. warehouse.
Construction: Main building was constructed in 1904 with brick & stone foundation. The exterior wall is solid brick. Interior walls are drywall. The roof is tar and gravel. The floor is reinforced concrete, wood joists with sub-floor. It has combination FHA-AC. The warehouse is a 2-story brick garage constructed in 1904. It is block construction with a metal frame roof and reinforced concrete floor.
Utilities:
Electricity Supplier: City of Stanhope
Voltage coming into building: 200 amp, 120-240
Natural Gas Distributor: Aquila
Water Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main serving area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 3/4”
Tested pressure of main: 48 lbs.
Gallon per minute flow rate: 30 gpm.
Sewer Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main service area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 4”
Transportation: No rail carrier serving community
Highways serving community: State 175 & State 17 run through town. 10-miles to Hwy. 20, 14-miles to I-35.
Air Service: 12-miles to airport with 4,000 ft. paved runway.
Commercial Air Service: 60-miles, served by United, Northwest, American and TWA.
Offered sale price: $42,500
Lease: $900/month - could be negotiated
Building Owner: Thomas J. Alexander, 515-826-3449
County Contact: Catherine Bergman, Executive Director, Hamilton County SEED, 515-832-9575 or 1-800-944-5022. E-mail
Other Information: The building is currently used for residential apartments.
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 435 Parker
Building Description: 1,200sq. ft. main building and 225 sq. ft. addition.
Construction: Constructed in 1906 with brick/stone 8” foundation. Exterior wall frame construction, 13’ height, interior walls are paneled. The roof is tar and gravel and the floor is reinforced with asphalt tile covering. Combination FHA & AC. The kitchen addition was constructed in 1960 and features combination FHA & AC. Brick/stone 8” foundation, exterior wall frame construction 13’ height, interior wall are paneled.
Utilities:
Electricity Supplier: City of Stanhope
Voltage coming into building: 240-200 amp service
Single phase, 100 amp service: 240-200 amp service
Natural Gas Distributor: Aquila
Water Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main serving area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 3/4”
Tested pressure of main: 48 lbs.
Gallon per minute flow rate: 30 gpm.
Sewer Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main service area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 4”
Transportation: No rail carrier serving community
Highways serving community: State 175 & State 17 run through town. 10-miles to Hwy. 20, 14-miles to I-35.
Air Service: 12-miles to airport with 4,000 ft. paved runway.
Commercial Air Service: 60-miles, served by United, Northwest, American and TWA.
Offered sale price: $
Building Owner: Gary Northrop, 515-826-3609 Home, 515-826-3266 Restaurant/Bar
County Contact: Catherine Bergman, Executive Director, Hamilton County SEED, 515-832-9575 or 1-800-944-5022. E-mail
Other Information: The building currently houses a bar/restaurant.
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 445 Parker
Building Description: 1,200sq. ft. main building.
Construction: Constructed in 1906 . One story brick with stone foundation. The heating system is FHA-gas and it has AC as well. The roof is asphalt/flat and the floor is reinforced 10”. This property also has a full basement.
Utilities:
Electricity Supplier: City of Stanhope
Voltage coming into building: 125-148 amp service
Single phase, 100 amp service: 125-240 amp service
Internal distribution voltage: 125-240 amp
Natural Gas Distributor: Aquila
Water Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main serving area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 3/4”
Tested pressure of main: 48 lbs.
Gallon per minute flow rate: 30 gpm.
Sewer Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main service area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 4”
Transportation: No rail carrier serving community
Highways serving community: State 175 & State 17 run through town. 10-miles to Hwy. 20, 14-miles to I-35.
Air Service: 12-miles to airport with 4,000 ft. paved runway.
Commercial Air Service: 60-miles, served by United, Northwest, American and TWA.
Offered sale price: $
Building Owner: Jennifer L. Davidson
County Contact: Catherine Bergman, Executive Director, Hamilton County SEED, 515-832-9575 or 1-800-944-5022. E-mail
Other Information: The building has been used for a single family residence for a number of years. It currently sits vacant.
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495 Parker
Building Description: 1,800sq. ft. main building with 72 0 sa. ft. addition.
Construction: The main building was constructed in 1906 for retail use . It is brick/stone 8” foundation. Exterior walls are solid brick. Interior walls are panel/hardwood. It has a rubber membrane roof and the floor is reinforced concrete structured floor, wooden joists w/sub floor. Floor covering is asphalt tile. The building has hot water heat. There is a manual 7x16 overhead door and warehouse space in the rear addition, which is constructed of cement block/tile foundation. Exterior wall is framed 9’ height. Interior walls are unfinished. It has a metal frame roof with reinforced concrete structured floor. The addition has forced hot air heat.
Utilities:
Electricity Supplier: City of Stanhope
Voltage coming into building: 125-148 amp service
Single phase, 100 amp service: 3-phase, 240 amp
Internal distribution voltage: 150 amp, single
Natural Gas Distributor: Aquila
Water Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main serving area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 3/4”
Tested pressure of main: Static 52 PSI; residual 50 PSI.
Gallon per minute flow rate: 450 gpm.
Sewer Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main service area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 4”
Transportation: No rail carrier serving community
Highways serving community: State 175 & State 17 run through town. 10-miles to Hwy. 20, 14-miles to I-35.
Air Service: 12-miles to airport with 4,000 ft. paved runway.
Commercial Air Service: 60-miles, served by United, Northwest, American and TWA.
Offered sale price: $20,000 cash - no financing or $24,000 - must put at least $6,000 down. Would also sell on contract, 10% interest.
Building Owner: Gregory Ambrose, 515-838-3515 daytime, 515-838-3516 evening.
County Contact: Catherine Bergman, Executive Director, Hamilton County SEED, 515-832-9575 or 1-800-944-5022. E-mail
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700 Railway
Building Description: Norwest Manufacturing 2,560sq . ft. main building with one 1,040 sq. ft. addition and a 1,920 sq. ft. addition..
Construction: The main building was constructed in 1978 and is a metal warehouse with pole frame construction. The roof is asphalt shingle, wood deck. The floor is 6” reinforced concrete and it has forced hot air heat. The office addition was built in 1978 with an exterior wall composition frame, 7-ft. height. The interior walls are drywall. The roof is asphalt shingle, wood deck. The floor is 8” reinforced concrete  and it has combination FHA-AC. The warehouse addition was constructed in 1996 and is metal frame with 15” height. The roof is asphalt shingle, wood deck and it has forced air heat.
Utilities:
Electricity Supplier: City of Stanhope
Voltage coming into building: 125-148 amp service
Single phase, 100 amp service: 125-240 amp
Internal distribution voltage: 125-240  amp
Natural Gas Distributor: Aquila
Water Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main serving area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 3/4”
Tested pressure of main: 48 lbs.
Gallon per minute flow rate: 30 gpm.
Sewer Supplier: Stanhope Municipal Utilities
Size of main service area: 4”
Size of service line to building: 4”
Transportation: No rail carrier serving community
Highways serving community: State 175 & State 17 run through town. 10-miles to Hwy. 20, 14-miles to I-35.
Air Service: 12-miles to airport with 4,000 ft. paved runway.
Commercial Air Service: 60-miles, served by United, Northwest, American and TWA.
Offered sale price: $
Building Owner: Judy Dunnegan
County Contact: Catherine Bergman, Executive Director, Hamilton County SEED, 515-832-9575 or 1-800-944-5022. E-mail
Other Information: The building is currently used for residential apartments.
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