2811 Athens Hwy Gainesville, GA 30507
This exceptional 21.2-acre parcel presents a remarkable opportunity for commercial development or agricultural ventures. Strategically located on Athens Highway (Highway 129) in Gainesville, Georgia, this property boasts over 1,400 feet of road frontage along a highly trafficked thoroughfare experiencing substantial growth and new construction. A recent survey confirms the acreage and readiness for development. The land is currently wooded, offering a clean canvas for your project, and features excellent topography. Importantly, there are no streams on the property, simplifying development plans. Currently zoned for agricultural use, this versatile site offers considerable flexibility for a wide range of commercial applications, from retail and industrial facilities to other suitable businesses. The high visibility and convenient location make this an ideal investment for businesses seeking a prominent presence in a rapidly expanding area. The absence of streams simplifies site preparation, minimizing potential environmental concerns and expediting the development process. This property represents a unique chance to capitalize on the burgeoning growth in Gainesville, offering significant potential for long-term return on investment. Its size and location make it suitable for a variety of large-scale projects. The property is ready for immediate development, presenting a compelling opportunity for discerning investors and businesses alike.
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