17 Acres Hwy Calabash, NC 28467
This exceptional 17.7-acre commercial property presents a significant investment opportunity in the thriving Calabash, North Carolina market. Located directly on Highway 17, this expansive parcel boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility, making it ideal for a wide range of commercial ventures. The high-traffic location ensures maximum exposure to potential customers, driving business growth and profitability. The substantial acreage allows for considerable development flexibility, accommodating large-scale projects or the creation of multiple commercial units. This prime location offers easy access to major transportation routes, connecting businesses to a wider regional market. The property's size and strategic placement make it an attractive proposition for developers seeking to capitalize on the area's growing economy and strong demand for commercial space. The asking price of $3,200,000 reflects the exceptional value and potential of this unique opportunity. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities and secure this remarkable piece of Calabash real estate. The absence of existing structures provides a blank canvas for customized development, tailored to specific business needs and vision. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial commercial land holding in a highly desirable location with significant growth potential. Don't miss this chance to establish a thriving business in a prime coastal North Carolina location. The property's size and highway frontage make it a truly exceptional investment opportunity.
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