B & C Northeast Auto Sales, 10260 Two Notch Road: 2000s 5 comments
I had been wondering about this vacant lot at Fore Avenue just past Husqvarna and across from Sandhill for a while, but it seemed that whenever I was in the area I would forget exactly where it was and drive past it.
Given the poster I found in the ditch, I thought for a minute it might have been a trailer operating as a botique, but instead, and unsurprisingly, it turned out to be another of Two Notch Road's many car lots.
It's obviously been closed for more than a few years as the whole lot is becoming verdant and overgrown (even including small trees). There are for-sale signs just past the paved frontage, but it's not clear to me whether it includes this lot, or just the wooded area at the next corner (Two Notch & Burmaster Drive). In theory these should be valuable properties due to the Sandhill proximity, but given that Sandhill can't even get full occupancy at present, "in theory" may be the operative words.
UPDATE 7 June 2016 -- Now Hobby Lobby and associated fronting strip-mall:
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Alex
28 May 11 at 3:19 pm
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I seem to recall that directly behind this lot is a plant site that is contaminated with some sort of chemical. Swanky's used to be in the little strip mall across the street; now it's further down the road across from Target.
Norm
5 Aug 11 at 10:08 am
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Before this was a car lot, I believe this was one of the biker bars. It had a really bad reputation.
Miz T
9 Aug 11 at 3:13 pm
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I could be wrong, but the bar in this area might have been called "Cheers," but I'm not exactly sure.
badger
9 Aug 11 at 4:12 pm
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Might want to update this. This property includes Sprint, Aspen Dental, and the anchor Hobby Lobby.
kharisma
4 Mar 14 at 1:52 pm
Funny you put this on one here, Ted. I had my first trip back to Cola in 3 years and stayed with some friends in the Summit. We passed by this on our way down Two Notch and I wondered what it was... the trees growing in the asphalt cracks are interesting. I was somewhat surprised at the high number of vacancies at Sandhill... even more surprised that many spaces haven't been occupied at all. Most of them were down the JCPenny's road. Any theories why they are having a hard time filling them?