0 Louisville Rd Bowling Green, KY 42101
This exceptional 212-acre property in Warren County, Kentucky, presents a significant mixed-use commercial development opportunity. Located on Louisville Road, just past Plum Springs Loop, the site boasts over 1,657 feet of road frontage and is ideally situated within South Central Kentucky's rapidly expanding business corridor. Its strategic location offers easy access to Interstate 65 (Exits 26 & 28) and the Kentucky Transpark, a major industrial hub. The property is fully equipped for modern development, featuring readily available public water and sewer, high-capacity natural gas infrastructure, and high-speed fiber internet connectivity. Its size and amenities make it suitable for a wide range of commercial and industrial uses, including big-box retail, office/professional spaces, healthcare facilities, hotels, fast-food establishments, and outparcels. The property benefits from Warren County's thriving economy, fueled by Bowling Green's growth, including the General Motors Corvette Assembly Plant, Western Kentucky University, and the National Corvette Museum. Kentucky's business-friendly environment, including low property taxes and sales tax exemptions on essential business equipment, further enhances the investment potential. This is a rare chance to acquire a substantial parcel of land in a high-growth region with excellent access to major transportation routes and a strong workforce. The asking price is $16,959,788.
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