13508 Wilfred Seymour Rd Ocean Springs, MS 39564
This exceptional 6.6-acre property presents a unique investment opportunity in Ocean Springs, Mississippi. Strategically located just three minutes from Interstate 10, exit 50, and Washington Avenue, this land boasts high visibility and accessibility. The property comprises two 3.3-acre parcels, offering flexibility for development. Importantly, both parcels are situated outside of flood zones, mitigating risk. Zoning is a key advantage, with over half of each lot designated C3 Highway Commercial, ideal for businesses seeking high-traffic exposure. The remaining portion of each lot is zoned A-2 Agriculture Residential, providing additional development options. The property's location on Wilfred Seymour Road, easily accessible from Washington Avenue (which sees 30,000 vehicles daily), ensures significant visibility and potential for high returns. Detailed site plans and zoning information are available upon request. This prime location offers unparalleled potential for commercial development, with the added benefit of residential zoning on a portion of the land. The property's proximity to Interstate 10 provides easy access to major transportation routes, making it an attractive location for a wide range of businesses. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a substantial land parcel in a thriving Mississippi coastal community. Don't miss this chance to capitalize on the growth potential of this exceptional property.
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