400 E S Whitestown, IN 46075
This exceptional 17.49-acre commercial land parcel in Whitestown, Indiana, offers significant development potential. Located at the Northeast corner of S 650 E and E 400 S, Lot 5 (APN: 09-08-019-000-080.000-019), this property boasts PUD zoning, permitting a diverse range of uses including retail, restaurants, drive-thrus, office space, storage facilities, and multi-family residential. A 1.54-acre hard corner is available for sale or ground lease, with an additional 5.83-acre parcel also available (divisible). More acreage is available upon request. The site benefits from its strategic location along the expanding Ronald Reagan Parkway, near the intersection of Main Street and Albert S White, an area experiencing substantial growth with over 1,000 new single-family and apartment homes under construction or recently completed. Furthermore, the property enjoys proximity to AllPoints at Anson, a 616-acre industrial park housing major companies such as Amazon, Cummins, Daimler, and GNC, located just 1.5 miles west. Anson, a large-scale development featuring numerous residential communities and retail establishments, is conveniently situated 2 miles south on Main Street. This prime location presents a unique investment opportunity for developers seeking to capitalize on Whitestown's thriving commercial market and robust residential growth. The property is zoned for mixed-use development, providing flexibility and diverse income streams.
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