0 Stallings Rd And Matthews-Indian Trl Rd Stallings, NC 28104
This exceptional 3.6-acre commercial land parcel presents a unique investment opportunity in the thriving Stallings, North Carolina market. Located at the intersection of Stallings Road and Matthews-Indian Trail Road, this single-tenant property boasts unparalleled visibility and accessibility. The site benefits from excellent vehicular access and high visibility to and from Highway 74 and the Monroe bypass, ensuring significant exposure for any future development. A key advantage is its proximity to a new atrium hospital, slated to open in December 2021, which will significantly increase foot traffic and enhance the area's desirability. Furthermore, the property's location near I-485 and the planned Stallings Road station for the CAT Lynx Silver Line extension to Indian Trail, NC, provides convenient access to major transportation arteries and expands its appeal to a wider range of businesses and clientele. The zoning and permitted uses for this land should be verified independently. This prime location offers substantial potential for a variety of commercial ventures, making it an attractive investment for discerning buyers seeking a high-impact property in a rapidly growing area. The property is situated in Union County, North Carolina, with a zip code of 28104. The total building square footage is listed as 1 square foot, indicating that this is a raw land parcel suitable for new construction.
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