- 1.36 acres Clarkins Dr Austintown, OH 44515
This exceptional 1.36-acre commercial land parcel presents a remarkable investment opportunity in Austintown, Ohio. Strategically located on State Route 46 (Canfield Niles Road) and Webb Road, with convenient access to the I-80 on/off ramp, this property boasts high visibility and exceptional accessibility. The vacant land is zoned for retail and commercial uses, making it ideal for a variety of development projects. Its proximity to Hollywood Gaming, a large 180-acre racetrack and casino, further enhances its potential for attracting significant foot traffic and customer base. The property's classification as both retail and land allows for flexible development options, catering to diverse business needs. Priced at $260,000 per acre, this represents a compelling value proposition for investors seeking a prime location in a thriving area. The vacant status allows for immediate development, eliminating the need for tenant negotiations or leasehold considerations. The site's size and location make it particularly suitable for restaurants, fast-food establishments, or hotels, capitalizing on the high traffic volume and proximity to entertainment venues. Detailed zoning information and development guidelines are readily available upon request. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a highly desirable commercial property in a rapidly growing market. Don't miss out on this chance to secure a prime location for your next venture.
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