6445 S High St Lockbourne, OH 43137
This exceptional 6.1-acre industrial land parcel presents a compelling investment opportunity in Lockbourne, Ohio. Ideally situated for businesses requiring convenient access to major transportation arteries, the property boasts a strategic location just 4.8 miles from Rickenbacker International Airport. Its immediate proximity to US-23 and the southern edge of I-270 ensures seamless connectivity for logistics and distribution operations. The land is designated for industrial use and is suitable for a variety of applications, including truck storage, given its ample size and convenient location. A recent survey has clearly defined the parcel boundaries, ensuring a straightforward and uncomplicated transaction. The single-tenant zoning provides operational simplicity and potential for long-term lease agreements. This property offers significant potential for growth and profitability, making it an attractive investment in a thriving industrial area. The location near the Eldorado Scioto Downs Casino adds to the area's vibrancy and potential for ancillary business opportunities. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-positioned, sizable industrial land parcel in a high-demand location. The property is ready for immediate development, offering a streamlined path to realizing your business goals. Detailed survey information is available upon request. The address is 6445 S High St, Lockbourne, OH 43137, within Franklin County.
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