213 Donahue Dr Auburn, AL 36832
This exceptional 0.43-acre commercial property, located at 213 N Donahue Drive in Auburn, Alabama, presents a significant investment opportunity. The expansive lot offers considerable potential for a wide range of commercial developments, catering to the vibrant and growing Auburn market. Its strategic location provides excellent visibility and accessibility, ensuring high traffic flow and potential for strong customer engagement. The property's size allows for ample space to construct a substantial building, accommodating various business needs. The address, 213 N Donahue Drive, places the land in a prime area, benefiting from existing infrastructure and proximity to key amenities. This presents a unique chance to establish a thriving business in a thriving community. The asking price of $5,000,000 reflects the significant potential and prime location of this exceptional commercial land parcel. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore the possibilities this property offers for building a successful commercial venture in the heart of Auburn. The property is zoned for general commercial use, providing flexibility for a variety of development options. Given the size and location, this is an exceptional opportunity for investors seeking a high-impact commercial investment in a dynamic and growing city. Detailed site plans and zoning information are available upon request. Don't miss this chance to acquire a premier commercial property in Auburn, Alabama.
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St Luke CME Church Church
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Saint Lukes Christian Methodist Episcopal Church Church
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