SH34 At Cr-151 Kaufman, TX 75142
This exceptional 8.67-acre commercial land parcel is strategically located at the intersection of SH 34 and CR 151 in Kaufman County, Texas, zip code 75142. Zoned PD-R/PD-O, this property presents a remarkable opportunity for retail, medical, or other commercial development. The site boasts exceptional visibility and accessibility, situated within the rapidly expanding Kings Fort Market Center. This thriving area is anchored by a Walmart Supercenter and features a diverse mix of established businesses including Whataburger, AT&T, Verizon, Starbucks, and numerous other national and local retailers. The property is part of a larger 300-acre mixed-use master-planned community, experiencing significant residential growth. Bloomfield Homes, a top-40 US homebuilder, has already completed two phases of the Georgetown at Kings Fort subdivision, constructing 125 homes, with further phases underway. Recent sales within the development include land for a Hampton Inn and Holiday Inn Express, as well as a 240-unit multi-family complex. This prime location offers unparalleled potential for investors seeking high-growth opportunities in a dynamic and expanding market. The asking price is $1,873,930. This represents a unique chance to capitalize on the continued development and population growth within Kings Fort. The property's location at a major intersection ensures high visibility and convenient access for customers and employees.
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