499 1St St Alabaster, AL 35007
This exceptional 0.44-acre commercial land parcel, located at 499 1st St S in Alabaster, Alabama, presents a unique investment opportunity. Situated in unincorporated Shelby County, the property boasts a generous 19,166 square feet of land, offering ample space for a variety of commercial developments. The single-tenant zoning allows for flexibility in project planning, making it ideal for entrepreneurs and businesses seeking a strategic location. The property's address is conveniently located in Alabaster, providing easy access to major transportation routes and a thriving local community. With its expansive lot size and prime location in Shelby County, this property is well-suited for a range of commercial ventures. The zoning designation within unincorporated Shelby County should be verified independently by prospective buyers to ensure compatibility with their intended use. This vacant land presents a blank canvas for a new commercial development, offering significant potential for growth and return on investment. The property's size and location make it an attractive option for businesses seeking a prominent presence in a rapidly developing area. Detailed site plans and further information regarding zoning regulations are readily available upon request. This is an exceptional opportunity to acquire a strategically located commercial land parcel in a desirable Alabama market. The 35007 zip code offers access to a strong local economy and a growing population base.
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