0 Nec & Sec Crowley Rd & Cres Spg Crowley, TX 76036
This exceptional 12.9-acre commercial land tract presents a remarkable investment opportunity in the thriving city of Crowley, Texas. Strategically located at the northeast and southeast corners of the signalized intersection of North Crowley Road and Crescent Springs Drive, this property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The site is zoned GC (General Commercial District), providing flexibility for a wide range of commercial developments. This zoning designation allows for diverse uses, catering to various business needs and maximizing potential returns. The property's prime location ensures high traffic counts and significant exposure to potential customers. The seller is willing to subdivide the land, offering adaptable options for developers seeking smaller parcels. This presents a unique opportunity to acquire a substantial land holding in a rapidly growing area, ideal for various commercial ventures. The property's size and zoning make it suitable for a variety of projects, from retail centers and restaurants to office buildings and light industrial facilities. With its excellent location and flexible zoning, this property is poised for significant growth and offers a compelling investment prospect in the dynamic Crowley market. The address is clearly identified as the northeast and southeast corners of North Crowley Road and Crescent Springs Drive, in Tarrant County, Texas, zip code 76036.
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