3001 Sylvester Hwy Albany, GA 31705
This exceptional 3.77-acre commercial property, located at 3001 Sylvester Highway in Albany, Georgia, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated on a high-traffic corridor, this site boasts significant visibility and accessibility, making it perfect for a variety of commercial uses. Previously utilized as a modular building sales site, the land is ready for immediate development or redevelopment. The expansive acreage offers ample space for a mobile home sales lot, providing ample room for display and customer parking. Alternatively, the property's strategic location and size are equally well-suited for equipment sales, offering easy access for large vehicles and equipment loading/unloading. Another viable option is the development of mini-warehouses, catering to the growing demand for smaller storage units in the area. The property's high-traffic location ensures strong potential for attracting customers and maximizing business visibility. This prime commercial land presents a rare chance to establish a thriving business in a dynamic location. The asking price is $225,000. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this exceptional property offers. The property is zoned for commercial use. Further details regarding zoning regulations and potential development plans are available upon request. Don't miss this opportunity to acquire a highly visible and versatile commercial site in a rapidly growing area.
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