0 Highway 222 Stanton, TN 38069
This exceptional 217,800 square foot commercial property presents a rare investment opportunity in Stanton, Tennessee. Located directly across Highway 222 from the Northwest corner of Ford's Blue Oval City, this strategically positioned land boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The property's location ensures high daily traffic counts, benefiting from major intersections and the anticipated growth surrounding the burgeoning Blue Oval City development. This expansive lot offers flexibility with the potential for various commercial uses, including town commercial or an employment center, aligning with Haywood County's recently adopted Future Land Use Plan. Public utilities are available with potential connection to the City of Stanton infrastructure. The seller offers options for purchasing up to 10 acres at $650,000 per acre, providing flexibility for investors seeking varying scales of development. This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to capitalize on the explosive growth projected for this area, making it an ideal investment for those seeking significant long-term returns. The property's size and location make it suitable for a wide range of commercial ventures, capitalizing on the increased traffic and economic activity generated by the Ford development. The potential for future development is immense, offering a unique opportunity to establish a thriving business in a rapidly expanding region. The asking price for the entire 217,800 square foot parcel is $3,250,000.
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