67 Cor Of I-43 & Hwy Elkhorn, WI 53121
This exceptional 66.56-acre commercial land parcel presents a significant development opportunity at the northwest corner of I-43 and Highway 67 in Elkhorn, Wisconsin. The property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility, with approximately 22,000 vehicles daily traversing I-43 and an additional 8,900 on Highway 67, according to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. The site is comprised of four contiguous lots, offering flexibility for various development scenarios. Lot 53 (APN: YU SW 00047) encompasses approximately 34.73 acres and is listed at $999,900. Lot 54 (APN: YELC 00475) measures approximately 7.56 acres and is priced at $229,900. Lot 55 (APN: YELC 00476) covers approximately 19.38 acres, priced at $585,900. Finally, Lot 56 (APN: YU SW 00064) is approximately 4.89 acres and is listed at $149,900. The combined asking price for all four lots is $1,965,600. The City of Elkhorn fosters a pro-development environment, making this a highly attractive investment for businesses seeking high-traffic exposure and convenient access to major transportation arteries. This prime location offers substantial potential for a wide range of commercial ventures. The property's strategic location and high visibility make it an ideal site for various commercial developments. Detailed site plans and further information are available upon request. The property is located in Walworth County, Wisconsin, with a zip code of 53121.
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