0 Cadillac Jct Cadillac, MI 49601
This exceptional commercial land opportunity presents itself in the thriving city of Cadillac, Michigan, within Wexford County. Located at Cadillac Junction, this property boasts significant acreage ranging from 1.37 to 22.5 acres, providing ample space for a variety of commercial developments. The land is zoned COMMERCIAL, ensuring flexibility for diverse projects. The site benefits from readily available utilities, including public water and sewer connections, simplifying the development process and reducing upfront infrastructure costs. This strategic location in Cadillac offers excellent visibility and accessibility, making it an ideal site for businesses seeking high traffic exposure. The property's size allows for substantial development potential, catering to a wide range of commercial ventures, from retail spaces and retail pads to other commercial uses. The address is Cadillac Junction, Cadillac, MI 49601. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a significant parcel of commercially zoned land in a growing Michigan community with all utilities readily available. The expansive acreage provides developers with considerable flexibility in project design and scale, making it an attractive investment for both large and small-scale commercial enterprises. The convenient location and readily available infrastructure make this property a highly desirable option for businesses seeking a prime location in Cadillac, Michigan. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
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