0 21St St Heyburn, ID 83336
This exceptional commercial land portfolio presents a unique investment opportunity in Heyburn, Idaho. Located on 21st Street, these versatile lots range from one to seventy-five acres, offering unparalleled flexibility for a variety of commercial developments. The property is zoned C-G, General Commercial, allowing for a wide range of uses, including retail, office, and light industrial. The zoning specifically encourages the grouping of businesses, retail establishments, and public uses, creating a vibrant and cohesive commercial environment. Light industrial uses are permitted, provided they are clean, quiet, and operate within enclosed structures, minimizing any potential disruption to neighboring businesses or residential areas. This zoning designation also facilitates a smooth transition between industrial and less intense commercial and residential uses. The expansive acreage provides ample space for large-scale projects or the potential for subdivision into smaller lots. Situated in Minidoka County, within the Burley submarket and Twin Falls submarket cluster, this property benefits from excellent access to transportation networks and a thriving local economy. The location offers significant potential for growth and development, making it an ideal investment for both established businesses and forward-thinking entrepreneurs. With its strategic location and flexible zoning, this property represents a rare opportunity to acquire prime commercial land in a rapidly growing area of Idaho. The total land area encompasses 75 acres.
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