1/8 Interchange Jackson, WI 53037
This exceptional industrial land offering in Jackson, Wisconsin's rapidly growing Washington County, presents a unique investment opportunity. Located just 1/8 mile from the Highway 60 and Highway 45 interchange, this Planned Unit Development (PUD) boasts easy access to major transportation routes and the greater metro area. The fully improved Jackson Northwest Business Park offers lots ranging from 3.6 to 10.32 acres, priced competitively at $89,900 to $99,900 per acre. All essential utilities, including water, sewer, gas, electric, fiber optics, and Wi-Fi, are readily available, minimizing development hurdles. The park's master-graded, generally level topography maximizes buildable acreage, further enhanced by on-site storm water detention capacity. Outside storage is permitted with appropriate screening. Benefit from a pro-business environment with a streamlined approval process and one of the lowest tax rates in the metropolitan area ($18.29/$1,000 assessed value in 2019). The park's strategic location near established businesses like Cabela's and Ashley Furniture, coupled with the area's robust residential growth, ensures strong potential for appreciation and return on investment. Join nearly sixty companies that have successfully established themselves within this thriving 265-acre (plus or minus 25 acres available) business park over the past two decades. Numerous restaurants and services are conveniently located nearby. This is an ideal location for businesses seeking a strategic advantage in a dynamic and supportive community.
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